Sentence examples for representing contact with from inspiring English sources

As a safety-relevant strong trigger, a high TF concentration (10−11 mol/l) representing contact with subendothelial tissue was chosen.

The strong links, representing contacts with friends and relatives are more important during the decision of starting-up the business than during the performance after operations begun (Vale and De O Guimarães 2010).

The second factor represents contacts with staff.

Members of the PfMC-2TM protein family also show an association with the MC and are located at protrusions of the IE membrane known as knobs, which represent contact points of the IE with endothelial cells [18] [20].

The data collection points coinciding with the patients' clinic appointments, not representing additional contact with healthcare providers to minimise the Hawthorne effect on adherence.

Moreover, when the number of working hours was removed for model B, another variable representing close contact with animals (stable management) was retained by the backward procedure.

By comparing the mixed siliciclastic carbonate sediments with and without pore-lining in early stage, it can be seen that the rocks without development of pore-lining in early stage mostly represented line contact, with low primary porosity (Fig. 3c).

Many advances have been made due to the appropriation of tactile displays for telerobotics and virtual reality, to represent physical contact with a remote or simulated environment.

Thus, a condom demonstration may represent a contact with the program where prevention messages are communicated, as well as giving a direct learning benefit of observing and practising correct condom use [ 24, 25].

Contact site recruitment of the respective signal in individual cells was determined by comparing the integrated pixel intensity of the confocal section representing the surface contact with the total integrated pixel intensity.

The greater overall susceptibility (regardless of geographic origin) of Ae. albopictus compared to Ae. aegypti (94% and 69%, respectively) suggests a higher degree of adaptation, representing longer historical contact with Ae. albopictus.