Sentence examples for the sum representing from inspiring English sources

For this study, participants were asked whether they experienced any of 41 different somatic symptoms with the sum representing the "illness burden" variable in the analysis.

The sum represents almost half of the $1.3bn in aid the US provides annually.

The sum represents a good deal more than the value of the assets.

The sum represented $30,000 per demonstrator and an additional $250,000 in legal fees.

He also disputed the contention that the sum represents fair-market value, a matter that will ultimately be adjudicated.

At the prevailing black-market rate, the sum represented just $30, barely enough to buy a 50kg sack of rice.

As the Guardian's Nils Pratley noted, "the sum represents about four weeks' earnings given the bank's pre-tax profits of $21.9bn last year".

This time €25m changed hands, but over the next four seasons at the Bernabéu no one was ever given reason to think that the sum represented poor value.

The sum represented a day's trading revenue -- twice the average, thanks to floor brokers working without pay and customers sending the firm extra trades.

An assessment formula was proposed: the corresponding correlation coefficient is the weight factor of each variable, and the sum represents the design creativity degree.

At best, the sum represents less than 1 percent of annual European Union economic activity, too little to make much of an impact.