Sentence examples for specifically represented in from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy that the two patients, although not relative, had the same, rather uncommon, last name that we found to be specifically represented in a defined area of north-eastern Italy.

In agreement with Zhong et al. (2011), this greater diversity is due in part to alleles and/or lineages that are also observed in Central Asians (CAS), West Asian, and Europeans, whereas SEAS exhibit many lineages that are more specifically represented in East Asia.

If you hadn't been told, you may not know what they specifically represented in the artist's mind, but you would recognize a journey remote and near.

However, there are also motifs that are specifically represented in either glucocorticoid-activated or -repressed genes.

Early during differentiation, some of these processes were specifically represented in iTregs or in Teffs.

Further analysis of pathways specifically represented in iTregs or in Teffs identified a reciprocal pattern of two signaling pathways of Fox family transcription factors, FoxO and FoxM1 (Fig. 6B).

According to the authors, the participant words of a semantic relation are always regarded in authentic context, specifically represented by sentences from corpora available in the AC/DC project,22 so that the realization of the validation between the pairs of words is possibly the most similar to human interpretation.

She said she found a lot of useful information from different travel sites but had a hard time finding content that specifically represented the black experience in Spain.

On the other hand, the late stage response was specifically represented by pathways directly involved in the immune response, i.e. IL-6 signaling, LXR/RXR activation and IL-10 signaling [Additional file 2].

But international building types include other nonengineered structures and types such as adobe that are not specifically represented by the existing 144 options in Hazus.

CCND1 most specifically represented the most common focal amplification in the breast cancer patients analysed, 12/28 (43%) (see Figure  6).