Sentence examples for representing by itself from inspiring English sources

Despite representing by itself a key contribution, the FT-MPI standard was deprecated.

Firstly, this language represents by itself a proposal of simpli.cation for BPEL4WS including an unambiguous speci.cation.

It represented, by itself, more office space than existed in all of Houston, more than in Detroit or downtown Los Angeles.

Firstly, this language represents by itself a proposal of simplification for WS-BPEL 2.0 including an unambiguous specification.

Saying that scientists should base their evaluations exclusively on scientific knowledge represents by itself a negation of the use of VALS by volcano scientists.

And we do not agree on he himself to become representing [sic] this movement, the movement is represented by itself, and it will come up with a committee... to make delegations with any government". Thousands have rallied in Alexandria, and there have also been sizeable demonstrations in Mansoura, Damanhour and Suez.

The priesthood is the bond which unites the finite to the infinite, earth to heaven, mankind to the totality of the vast universe; and its special code, which is an expression of this transcendent rapport, is different from all others, and represents by itself one dimension of the Law.

My-Inflamome represents by itself a contribution to enable future independent investigations.

These results are not unexpected since it has been shown that embryo development to blastocyst stage does not represent by itself an absolute selective barrier against chromosome errors [ 51] even though the rate of aneuploidy is significantly lower for blastocysts than for embryos at earlier stages (38.8% versus 51%) [ 52].

Indeed, taking into account the multi-causal aetiology of schizophrenia, involving both biological factors, e.g. genetic, infectious, obstetrical [ 11] and psychosocial (e.g. traumatic life events), it is unlikely that a history of non-supportive attachment figures represents by itself an exclusive causal agent.

Subgroup 4 B, the nicotine class, is represented by nicotine itself in its protonated form (5), which is assumed to be the actual active ingredient.