Sentence examples for representing an issue from inspiring English sources

In addition to the work by Tadlock and Domnick themselves, the exhibition features artists from Chicago, Memphis, and Jackson, each representing an issue relevant to our country's current political climate.

While the data available were representative of the national population (N=1 415 472), missing data did represent an issue that varied across the analysis.

"They also represent an issue of racial and economic justice," he said.

Although the patient maintained a sinus rhythm preoperatively, arrhythmias certainly represent an issue that anesthesiologists should carefully note preoperatively.

As we analyzed only headaches, we did not consider isolated auras, which may also represent an issue in pregnant women.

The non-destructive inspection of printed circuit boards (PCBs) represents an issue of constant importance in microelectronics.

The different tree ages at the time of sampling (1 2 years in G and 9 11 years in PN) represent an issue when comparing data on root distribution.

Thus, GM3 should not represent an issue in the glomerular nephropathy reported in these mice by Galeano et al. [47].

On this basis, B-cell depletion by rituximab (RTX) represents an issue of great interest.

However, despite the increased efficacy of DAAs with or without interferon and ribavirin, viral resistance still represents an issue.

For these parents, vaccinations in general represented an issue that is never discussed, as immunizations were recommended by a trusted authority.