Sentence examples for was considered representative of from inspiring English sources

Yet the site was selected because it was considered representative of average forests in the area and does not contain the most enormous individual trees.

In some cases thick (up to 100 nm) films were formed at low speeds; this behaviour was considered representative of high-viscosity surface layers rather than of solid films.

The survey involved conducting 78,008 interviews and was considered representative of Brazil to a confidence level of 95 and 0.4 % margin of error.

Even though a post-event DEM was used in the analyses, it was considered representative of the 1985 morphology, since, according to different Authors (e.g. Takahashi 1991; Berti et al. 1997), the Stava Creek channel did not suffer from much erosion or deposition.

(P ≤0.05 was considered representative of statistical significance).

Each mean value was considered representative of corresponding culture media.

Scattered, isolated pixels were considered representative of exurban development.

Therefore, these units may be considered representative of the juvenile lower crust.

One common method for circumventing this obstacle models a subset of detailed scenarios which are considered representative of the system.

The truth is that if the response rate is low, the data should not be considered representative of the class as a whole.

Note: The absolutely terrible full-length Black Jack movie that made it to the US should NOT be considered representative of this series.