Sentence examples for well this represents from inspiring English sources

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The Fed's move, which was expected, reflects the fact that the U.S. economy is growing at 2percentt per year and that the Fed believes "the economy is doing well". This represents a return to normal after years of very low rates that were designed to stimulate a post-crisis recovery.

Especially for the group of patients who can walk quite well, this represents a high risk that walking ability could worsen.

This is of particular importance in our analysis since rising unemployment as such does not necessarily constitute an outward shift of the Beveridge curve: if vacancies drop as well, this represents simply a movement along a given Beveridge curve towards the extremes.

The existence of DNA in excreted urine is well established and this represents a potentially useful source of genetic material.

He wanted her to speak well — and this represented a refreshing break with tradition; Australian tennis players have tended to come in the Lew Hoad mold, laconic and monosyllabic.

He wanted her to speak well — and this represented a refreshing break with tradition; Australian tennis players have tended to come in the Lew Hoad mold, laconic and monosyllabic.

A question that remains under discussion, however, is how well this tree represents the topological diversity encountered among trees from all the genes encoded in a genome.

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This represents how well the sample mean approximates the population mean.

Thus, we think that the adopted trend in this study well represents the approximate steady state in this region, considering the similarities among the three periods.