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Regardless of the sequence origin (RNA, provirus, incident, or prevalent), the gag p24 consensus sequences were highly representative of these distinct virologic compartments.

Medical respondents were highly representative of ACEM membership according to region of practice as indicated by overlapping confidence intervals for all regions except Northern Territory for which the difference was small.

Images used for all figures were highly representative of data collected from multiple experiments.

Otherwise, subjects were highly representative of the public sector clinics from which they were recruited.

As Table  2 demonstrates, the synthetic datasets were highly representative of the source population.

These scores were highly representative of the larger sample that completed caffeine use questionnaires.

Some of these registries, however, suffer from a relative lack of representativeness, while others are highly representative but cannot collect extensive clinical data.

All the 8083 study participants finally included were aged 30 years or older attending for routine cancer screening and represented a random unselected population that was highly representative of Western Germany as a whole.

"The area is highly representative of Britain with its mix of urban centres and rural communities.

Regardless of the meaning behind this bizarre shrine, it's highly representative of Berlin, a city that constantly struggles to define its past, attempting to memorialise what some would rather forget completely.

But the novel's originality conceals the fact that, as a novel of belief, it is highly representative: set in the past, concerned with a clergyman, presenting belief as a family matter, animated by a social crisis.