Sentence examples for representing after from inspiring English sources
After applying inclusion criteria, NNHS had 1,454 eligible residents with AFib (Table 2), representing (after applying sampling weights) an LTC population of 162,061 having AFib in the year 2004 (55,061 warfarin users and 107,000 non-users).
"I will represent, after that, all the other American people".
Was it strange, seeing her own life represented after a lifetime representing others?
The movement of limbs and bodies is notoriously tricky to represent after the fact.
The promised land of kibbutzim and open-shirted pioneers represented, after all, a socialist dream.
Vitali Klitschko's Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform is not represented after turning down offers.
It is Plath's writing that represents, after all the polemicizing is done, her surest claim on our attention.
An estimated 80% of the population no longer lives in NA-42, the constituency in South Waziristan he hopes to represent after next month's elections.
The prospect of physical decline in the face of an unknown future represents, after all, the essence of the human condition.
The anti-Millican brigade – and the anti-women brigade – were well represented after Vanessa Thorpe's profile of the South Shields comic on Sunday.
For Act III, the orchestra is moved to a position of unwanted prominence onstage, so that the orchestra pit can represent, after a fashion, the Underworld.
