Sentence examples for representing later from inspiring English sources

Last, representing later stage deals, we're very pleased to announce that Bill McGlashan, the head of TPG Growth, will be joining us.

The limitations of the current study include the small sample size in the primary infection cohort and unknown time of HIV infection in the large cohorts representing later time points over the course of infection.

After 20 minutes of endocytosis, dextran was observed in punctate structures near CM (arrows), representing "later" endosomes and lysosomes [ 17].

Instead, the C′→O′ transition, representing later activation transitions of the channel protein, yields the transient increase in Q 10 when the obligatory voltage-sensor control is alleviated.

AnxA1 expression is lost or strongly reduced in many different human tumour types, predominantly representing later stages of tumour progression, but upregulated in other tumours, which might predominantly represent early tumour stages such as adenomas (Lim & Pervaiz, 2007; Mussunoor & Murray, 2008).

Der Poel's daughter lost her life in the blast, as did his neighbor, the distinguished painter Carel Fabritius (represented later in the show by a self-portrait and a portrait).

The late part h r (t) represents later high-order reflections, which are perceived as reverberation.

They may represent later forgeries of the tenth century, when this title was standard for kings of England.

(Many of these 12 sons of Pybba may in fact merely represent later attempts to claim descent from him.

One possibility is that mtDNA deletions in these patients are inherited from maternal germ line mutations, or are acquired during early embryogenesis, while the mtDNA deletions in older age groups represent later somatic random events.

Stress and sleep disturbances may represent later consequences of childhood adversity that modulate adult quality of life.