Sentence examples for representing as far from inspiring English sources

One subject tested positive for four autoantibodies at the age of 11.9 years and presented with clinical diabetes >20 years later, representing, as far as we know, the longest preclinical period so far observed.

The final board will be chosen from a shortlist decided by the editor, and will represent as far as possible a wide cross-section of those planning, designing and leading UK public services, including leaders from the private and voluntary sectors.

And, in Sallie's case, her dreams (which have always been intermittent) were just the baroque background music of how she resides on the earth and didn't represent, as far as he could observe, repressed memories of parental abuse or some kind of private disaster she didn't want to confront in daylight.

All of my officers and the branches they represent, as far as I know, are against it.

Although it merely opened what is expected to be a long round of negotiations with the Senate, House Speaker John Boehner said the document represented as far as the party was willing to go on immigration.

We then divided the spectra into bins each chosen to represent as far as possible a single metabolite resonance.

Over 35,000 transcripts are presented, and the genetic map represents, as far as we can determine, the first linkage map for a member of the Scorpaeniformes.

Thus, each dataset adjudged to be independent according the protocol is ultimately represented (as far as possible) by a single, taxonomically inclusive tree – either an original source tree or a 'mini-supertree' – in the final supertree analysis.

Furthermore, our survey of the exons of the Comt1 gene showed no other confirmed polymorphisms in a set of strains that represent as far as possible the progenitors of the Comt1 locus, which is in an extensive region of identity-by-descent across the classical inbred strains (Yang et al. 2007).

When "The Vital Center" was reprinted, in 1987, he said that he had abandoned "the mystical theory of totalitarianism popularized by George Orwell and Hannah Arendt.... Totalitarian states, far from representing, as I thought in 1949, a change of phase in social organization, are hardly more than Tartar courts equipped with modern technology".

But the war game carried out at MacDill Air Force Base in January against that fictional group is far from fantasy, representing as it does the next logical step in a series of operations that have been gaining steam since AFRICOM's birth.