Sentence examples for strictly represent from inspiring English sources

The artwork should imitate the types described in the article, "Working Words Into Images, Artists Become Storytellers," in the sense that the artwork is influenced by elements in the text, but does not strictly represent particular characters, quotes or themes.

The large difference between the temperatures for the Marianas and Tonga may be caused by the fact that the temperature for the Marianas indicates the temperature at which metastable olivine disappears and does not strictly represent the limiting temperature of deep seismicity.

Due to fluctuation of the background, it was also not feasible to record and subtract a constant background activity for each sample so that the activities of the given impurities in 68Ga-DOTATATE preparations strictly represent an upper limit for the content of long-lived impurities.

Because the L and L3 groups have the same amount of ARA but different amounts of DHA, our treatments do not strictly represent a DHA dose response.

The lower appetite and dietary intake among non-survivors after one week of ART may indicate overall worsening of their condition and suggests that the phosphate-mortality interaction did not strictly represent refeeding.

'Farmland' meshblocks were not used as they do not strictly represent spaces available for recreation.

Augites with substantial aluminum or sodium cannot be strictly represented in the quadrilateral plane.

Your story in this week's issue, "Matinée," evokes a number of film classics — "Belle de Jour," "Brief Encounter," "City Lights," and "Jane Eyre," among them — without strictly representing those movies.

But, as already noted, this appears to require some variation between what is strictly represented by the mind and the way it appears to the mind in consciousness.

Births in the category of 'no risk' were second or third births to mothers between the ages of 18 34 years and with a preceding birth interval not less than 24 months, strictly representing lowest possible risk.

Furthermore, the non medical indications, although not strictly quantifiable, represent an invaluable tool in the therapeutic approach to the patient.