Sentence examples for represents unavoidable from inspiring English sources
Noise represents unavoidable spontaneous stochastic and reversible fluctuations from one moment to another or from one cell to another, of any variable (e.g., mRNA, protein, metabolite level, or structure).
Note here that these two lie at the heart of any NC system and in a way represent unavoidable costs.
Dissection of HTE in clinical trials has been characterized as "an experiment and a survey rolled into one" (Kravitz et al. 2004, p. 667, paraphrasing Longford and Nelder 1999): randomization may be present at the level of treatment assignment, but genetics, the open-textured effects of environment, and interactions between the two represent unavoidable confounds.
This natural proportion is also referred to as the "primary content," and represents the unavoidable aluminum content in foods [16].
These values vary with the choice of T, which represents the unavoidable trade-off between sensitivity and specificity: predicting everyone will become ill will guarantee complete sensitivity, but without any specificity.
Translating them into practice represents an unavoidable challenge – in which we are aided, fortunately, by the development of methodologies that incorporate complexity and uncertainty into the making and implementation of policies (e.g. adaptive management, ecosystem management, transition management; Christensen et al. 1996; Brugge and Raak 2007; Brock and Carpenter 2007).
Cuts to the welfare system will be unavoidable as it represents around 70% of government expenditure.
They represent an unavoidable problem due to their presence in globally consumed cereals such as rice, maize and wheat.
Flags have been a crucial part of the Olympics, according to Mark Dyreson, who has written several books about the Olympics, because they represent the unavoidable clash between nations.
It represents an unfortunate but unavoidable aspect of this Masters buildup: when will Woods offer his latest, inevitably bland but significant, fitness bulletin?
