Sentence examples for representing wide from inspiring English sources

Fifty-two (68%) of 77 B. garinii samples representing wide geographical range and associated with I. ricinus and infection of humans contributed 12 60%%) of total 20 identified IGS variants.

Attempts were made to include genes representing wide range of differential expression.

The aim was to recruit a broad mix of respondents; representing wide demographics [including working status] and with a range of disease severity.

Strengths of the study design included the use of standardised assessments and the participation of randomly selected centres representing wide variation in service provision.

A total of 5689 arrays of Arabidopsis representing wide variety of experimental conditions and tissue types were analysed for the identification of most suitable reference genes using default parameters.

After 9 weeks of CsA treatment, staining was clearly visible in the outer borders of tubular cells (cortex and medulla), well representing wide-spread interstitial fibrosis.

Kerner uses three-phase traffic theory to describe traffic: free flow, synchronized flow, and wide moving jam (here, we use congested flow to represent wide moving jam).

The 16 species selected for the present study represent wide geographical distribution across India and belong to 5 sections and subsections (Table S1).

Within each payment category the PCRs had a range of 0.70 or greater, which represents wide variation across hospitals.

Therefore, the reaction curves, although commonly drawn as narrow lines, may actually represent wider reaction zones.

I accept that a cohort of post-grad students - middle class, well educated, financially comfortable, confident in their own skins - does not necessarily represent wider society.