Sentence examples for significant representative from inspiring English sources

The DAVID online ontology-cluster tool [ 67, 68] was used on each of the 12 identified gene clusters to identity groups of over-represented ontologies sharing a gene overlap of minimum 70%, from which a significant representative term was extracted.

Sheppard's passing feels like the loss of a significant representative of civility in the world.

The Czechs' most significant representative abroad was the scholar John Amos Comenius (Jan Ámos Komenský).

Next to Hogarth, Thomas Rowlandson is the most significant representative of English satire.

While the symbolism of his visit was exceptional, missing from the president's appearance was any significant representative from the Islamist Ennahda party, which won the largest share of seats in last year's election and is often regarded as the real power in Tunisia.

Note that the quest for a normatively significant representative consumer is different from that to a positive representative consumer.

Tonight I propose that we establish a historic innovation -- a government of national unity: a government staffed by significant representatives of both parties.

The most significant representatives of the empfindsamer Stil were Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann Joachim Quantz, Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, Johann Abraham Peter Schulz, and Jiří Antonín Benda.

In the former category, the names of Francisco Barbieri, Amadeo Vives, and Federico Moreno Torroba are probably the most significant representatives of their respective generations.

These days, Pope Benedict asks Orthodox bishops, and those rabbis inclined to co-operate and "the more significant representatives of Islam" – typical Vatican arrogance to have a view on which ones that is – to lobby against the growing tide of legislation to permit those churches that disagree with him to celebrate and bless same-sex partnerships.

Johannes Kepler (1571 1630) is one of the most significant representatives of the so-called Scientific Revolution of the 16th and 17th centuries.