Sentence examples for representing another aspect from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the stability of such models was sometimes directly visible from the fact that people would hold an earlier gesture in place while representing another aspect of the system with the other hand (see Figs. 1 and 4).

Christianity and enslaved black ministers slowly replaced African religious survivals and represented another aspect of slave culture which the slaves used to create their own communities.

The lack of weight loss in RIIβ−/− males may be due to an attenuation of sarcopenia, which would represent another aspect of improved healthy aging in these mutants.

Both parameters thus represent another aspect of SMS behavior.

Human factors and available resources represent another aspect of care provision possibly associated with differences in outcomes.

No protein, to our knowledge, has yet been identified to stabilize NEK2A through deubiquitination; however this could also represent another aspect of NEK2A regulation.

As mentioned above, AMPs are part of important immunological barriers to counter microorganism microbial infections and represent another aspect of the resistance phenomenon known as the hypersensitive response (HR).

This represents another aspect of the argument, also made by Bellinger (2000), that it is fruitless to search for a single point estimate for a "true" relationship between exposure and an end point such as IQ because the distributions of factors that affect the relationship will almost certainly differ in many respects between two populations.

"Not only the performance of the tires is tested here but also the durability," he added, "as there are plenty of high-speed impacts with the curbs, which represent another important aspect of this race".

Cato's farm was a model representing one aspect of the reality of the Italian countryside.

Remember, no attorney is capable of representing every aspect of law.