Sentence examples for represents an authentic from inspiring English sources

3D printing represents an authentic breakthrough for the development and mass production of dry medical electrodes.

The one city he did get to build, Chandigarh, capital of India's Punjab state, is not only rather beautiful but represents an authentic postcolonial civic architectural identity - especially in comparison to, say, Lutyens' neoclassical government buildings in New Delhi.

Therefore, it is critical to evaluate whether this inconsistency represents an authentic differential p53 activity manifested in the various differentiation programs.

DNA replication in-vitro using M. bovis BCG fraction II represents an authentic in-vitro enzyme system for studying replication involving M.tb origin.

Similarly, the phylogenetic proximity of the second (wolf-like) captive red wolf Y chromosome haplotype H1 to the two found in Mexican wolves could indicate that it introgressed into the red wolf population, or that H1 represents an authentic red wolf lineage that is similar to the Mexican wolf haplotypes at the studied Y chromosome microsatellites (Table 4).

From this observation and BLASTN analysis of the Hel1-331 againsthehe maize genome, we concluded that Hel1-331 represents an authentic single copy Helitron insertion in inbred B73 but not in Mo17.

Her goal, she said, was to "represent an authentic view of Washington in the context of the 'Real Housewives' franchise".

Frank Roy, the Motherwell and Wishaw MP born 50 years ago and brought up 10 metres from the community centre, admitted Wilson represented an authentic rebellious mood among Labour voters.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, Lutheran theologians sought to express the teaching in new ways, always insisting that it represented an authentic interpretation of the apostle Paul.

In ebullient tones, Mr. Cox announced the good news that secularization, far from being the enemy of religion, represented "an authentic consequence of biblical faith". Christians, he said, should "support and nourish" a process that disenchanted nature, desacralized politics and deconsecrated values.

Die-hard fans represent an authentic link between universities and everyday people, Clotfelter said.