Sentence examples for subject represent from inspiring English sources

The 5 columns under each subject represent the five time points of sample collection (0, 60, 90, 120 and 150).

For the first type, presentations prepared on a given subject represent typical informative speech in a formal situation.

The transformed lymphoblasts from each individual subject represent a renewable source of genetic material.

IFN scores per subject represent the sum of these standardized scores.

IFNscores per subject represent the sum of these standardised scores, calculated as previously described.

The 16 changes in a single subject represent a mutation frequency of 1.4% of the total sequenced bases.

He was top of his class in almost every subject, representing his school in everything from debating to dance (he does a mean robot).

In tutorials, pupils will be shown the curriculum in each subject represented by 40 steps, allowing them to measure the progress they have made.

"What I can report is that the agreement on this important subject represents a major positive step toward achieving an overall collective bargaining agreement," Mr. Cohen said.

Jefferson's mature position on that forbidden subject represented a further retreat from any leadership role in ending the "peculiar institution".

The work, composed in 1631 and now considered the earliest extant opera dealing with a historical subject, represents the point at which the papacy took an active interest in opera, at the time a northern Italian novelty.