Sentence examples for substantial representative from inspiring English sources
The study is unique in having integrated these into the trial in order to improve accuracy rather than using them for parallel or retrospective evaluations, and in the way that the qualitative data were collected from a substantial representative sample of the trial population.
Our major goal was to generate a substantial representative sample of the transcriptome.
Although our study has a substantial representative sample, it is not a longitudinal study.
Therefore, we have achieved our first major goal of describing a substantial, representative portion of the R. pomonella transcriptome.
To assess whether our EST libraries were substantial representative samples of the transcriptome of L. striatellus, the search results of BlastX against the Swiss-Prot/TrEMBL database were combined, and matches were assigned GO (gene ontology) categories with biological process, molecular function, and cellular components [ 11], respectively.
We investigated the ability of genomic RNAs from substantial representatives of this virus group to induce interferon via RIG-I or MDA5.
Its attempt to demonstrate that Judd had something considerably more robust and physically eccentric in mind than Minimalism is undercut by a lack of substantial and representative loans, as might be expected at a commercial gallery.
This coverage confirms that we have isolated a substantial and representative sample of political communication on Twitter.
Identified only by DNA extracted from a tiny finger bone and tooth, they are, as some researchers have remarked, "a genome in search of a fossil" because there are no substantial remains representative of this group.
As the outcry by advertisers grows louder than the assurances from Google that click fraud is not a substantial problem, representatives from Google and Yahoo! publicly stated today that they would accept independent click fraud audits.
Works less substantial or less representative of Judd's thesis prevail: drawings, not objects, by Claes Oldenburg and Richard Artschwager; negligible works by Robert Watts, Yayoi Kusama and Arman; and nothing by John Chamberlain, Lee Bontecou or George Ortman.
