Sentence examples for which now represented from inspiring English sources

This boosted expression of the fusion protein which now represented the major band on SDS gel when expression was performed at 37°C (Table 1 and Figure 2A).

His label – Island Def Jam, which now represents Bieber – was far from sympathetic.

Since 1987 his pictures have been exhibited at the Pace/MacGill Gallery, which now represents his work.

Our camp became a village which now represents an average of Germany.

Analysts said Xerox scored with its plan to increase sales of new machines, which now represent 71percentt of total revenue.

Since 1987 his pictures have been exhibited on a regular basis at the Pace/MacGill Gallery, which now represents his work.

There is now a common interest in at least going after the Pakistani Taliban, which now represents a threat to both countries.

It was Mr. Wiley's law firm, Wiley, Rein & Fielding, which now represents a number of major broadcasters, that won the fairness doctrine case last week.

The photographs, enlarged to life size, were shown in February, 2011, at Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn's Salon 94 gallery on the Bowery, which now represents Simmons.

Those categories of cases, he said, have largely been replaced by employment discrimination and other civil rights cases, which now represent a third of all federal civil trials.

Last October, UNI launched an alliance of Walmart unions, which now represents workers in more than a dozen countries in South Africa and Latin America.