Sentence examples for representing often from inspiring English sources

All variables for the symptom analysis were reported on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 representing often experiencing the symptom and 1 representing never experiencing the symptom.

Even if the individual metal positions are not resolved, because of the lack of high resolution data or the lack of internal symmetry within the POM, the POM cluster can act as a "superatom" which provides useful phases even at low resolution representing often an advantage in comparison to incorporated single heavy atoms like Hg2+, Au3+ or Pt2+/4+ [60,61].

Unlike the penny stock brokers and dubious financiers that the lawyer has represented often in the past, Mr. Madoff seems to have given him little room to maneuver.

"Even before the Cold War, Russia was represented often as a geopolitical threat to the West," says James Chapman, Professor of Film Studies at the University of Leicester.

"The Establishment represents often disparate groups of people," Jones continued.

This represents often the major impediment to discover an efficient pharmacological therapy against human pathogens.

In the context of defining the driver CNAs, passenger CNAs represent (often ubiquitous) 'biological' noise that might obscure driver signals.

Many politicians, and perhaps the public they represent, often seem to want to avoid clarity and transparency and prefer difficult choices to be fudged.

They used variable integers for storing absolute and relative positions of matches and represent often used k-mers (sequences of length k) with Huffman encoding.

Although stakeholders are represented, often appointed members send junior staff, and one senior advisor to MOPH felt that 'The committees could not be regarded as productive'.

Dick Freund, representing ABC, often sat across the table from the Writers Guild of America, East in bitter negotiations.