Sentence examples for strongly representative from inspiring English sources
Its demographics are strongly representative of the state.
Our view is that software development is strongly representative of the 'nature' of the third order of simulacra (within this trajectory), which is one of intensifying abstraction (Baudrillard 2005).
This assay has been well established in the literature, and is considered to be strongly representative of the behavior in a natural environment [38], [41], [43].
Our approach addresses the following heterogeneities: indicators specific to a given major ecosystem versus indicators representative of several major ecosystems; indicators belonging to different taxonomic, trophic, or functional groups; well-documented indicators identified by the ERN as strongly representative of any aspect of biodiversity; and spatial units of different size.
Therefore, strong binding properties with this mAb probably contributed to the strongly representative models of NMO produced here.
Therefore, because of this careful process of elimination, we consider the miRNAs identified in this study (Table 3) are strongly representative of the invasive capacity of the primary tumour.
"The White House feels very strongly," said Representative Peter T. King, Republican of Long Island and an opponent of the overtime change.
Using a chemically induced colitis model, we showed that accumulated Ly6C+ cells consisting of inflammatory monocytes and inflammatory macrophages strongly expressed representative colitogenic mediators such as tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) and inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS).
A few days earlier, the president of Greece, Karolos Papoulias, strongly criticized representatives of the EU commission, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank, saying, the Troika is acting "as if they are speaking to rocks and not people".
The accumulation of Per2 and Bmal1 transcripts, as strongly cycling representatives of the circadian clockwork, was thus assessed in the liver and pituitary gland of sham-operated and adrenalectomized mice sacrificed every 6 hours after 10 days of DRF or NRF (Figure 4).
What this strongly suggests, the representative realist will then argue, is an independent realm of objects outside our experience, having its own patterns of (mainly spatial) order, with the partial and fragmentary order of our experience resulting from our partial and intermittent perceptual contact with that larger and more stable realm.
