Sentence examples for representing fully from inspiring English sources

One, representing fully 150,000 people, elected Stéphane Ravier from Marine Le Pen's populist National Front as mayor.Since Ms Le Pen once compared Muslims praying on the streets to the Nazi occupation, this is a shock.

Scores on the ECOG PS range from 0 to 5, representing "fully active, able to carry out all pre-disease performance without restriction" to "dead".

According to the Durex study, the most popular line of reasoning -- representing fully 49percentt of survey-takers -- was the respondent's confidence that his or her sexual partner was free of sexually transmitted infections.

Methylation at each CpG site was quantified on a scale from zero (representing fully unmethylated) to one (representing fully methylated) as a methylation score.

Upon EndoH treatment, the upper band was lost, and a lower band at approx. 53 kDa (representing fully deglycosylated P2X2) appeared.

Thus, reverse-engineering algorithms like the one discussed below have a tendency to infer only non-zero values for |ω ij |, representing fully connected network structures.

"Girls and women represent fully half of the US population and buy half of the movie tickets sold".

They include Fréjus and Béziers in the south, a string of smaller towns, and an arrondissement of Marseilles that represents fully 150,000 people.

White nodes represent fully expanded portions of the hierarchy and blue nodes represent collapsed portions of the hierarchy.

Rawls' assumption that the participants in the original position are or represent fully productive members of society neglects the fact of pervasive, inevitable human dependency.

Mr Williams said: "The rights that a married couple in the UK can have at the moment are not represented fully in a civil partnership.