Sentence examples for represents published from inspiring English sources

"One of our concerns -- which parents and educators should share -- is that eliminating competition in textbook publishing could lead to higher costs, less diversity of opinion and a lower incentive to improve texts," said Paul Aiken, the executive director of the guild, which represents published authors.

AWP [is the] average wholesale price or wholesaler's published price to buying entities (pharmacies, hospitals, etc. and may vary by reporting source); AWP represents published catalogue or list prices and may not represent actual transactional prices.

The probes represent published ESTs derived from Atlantic bluefin tuna liver, ovaries and testis [ 18].

We present the historical and scientific accounts of each of these specimens with their respective laboratory results, which represent published and more recent data from the CDC Poxvirus Laboratory.

Briefly, PBMC were stimulated for 6 h at 37°C (5% CO2) with CMV or mock lysates, or with a cocktail of synthetic peptides (purchased from Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA, USA) representing published immunodominant human leucocyte antigen (HLA) class I-restricted CMV epitopes from six viral antigens (see [ 28]).

That an authorized history of this shadowy organization should be published represents a remarkable change of attitude on the part of British officialdom.

CEN MetaLex is a jurisdiction-independent XML format for representing, publishing, and interchanging legal texts.

Mort Janklow, a high-profile Manhattan literary agent whose firm represents clients published by Random House imprints including Anne Rice and Danielle Steel, said he assumed Bertelsmann wanted to clean house.

It is first shown that the model satisfactorily represents previously published experimental results in terms of frequency and flow rate, enabling the model for use as a design tool.

In July, the Air Transport Association, which represents airlines, published a study by the Institute of Transportation Studies of the University of California at Berkeley, which estimated the cost of widely deploying the devices at $500 million to $1 billion based on the proficiency of the system used in New York for the past year.

The dotted line represents the published cigarette mean analytical target value.