Sentence examples for will be representative of from inspiring English sources

// OSNXs will be representative of breathing while LightXs are repr. of light stim.

"The exhibition will be representative of the whole river as it flows through Connecticut," Ms. Zisk said.

Therefore, resulting downstream analysis will be representative of heterogeneous mixtures of differing cell types within these tissues.

There can be no guarantee that any price agreed for such an acquisition will be representative of the fair value of such assets".

Contemporary women writers are valued equally and the bodies of respected work that emerge from our enlightened era will be representative of this, right?

It is a mistake to assume, as Goodall does, that the cost of these prototypes will be representative of the cost of zero-carbon homes in 2016.

"There can be no guarantee that any price agreed for such an acquisition will be representative of the fair value of such assets," the company said, in an apparently straight-faced statement.

The government says that its new peers will be representative of society as a whole: the right proportion of men and women, of white, black and brown, of Wrexham supporters and so on.

No Rockettes, but there will be representatives of the company's German workers council.

Also present will be representatives of the World Anti-Doping Agency, known as WADA.

Among the speakers will be representatives of State Attorney General Robert Abrams, whose office oversees such conversions, and the New York City Commission on Human Rights, which enforces antidiscrimination laws.