Overall, the decline appears to be representative of a worldwide trend.
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To those fans, Dumbledore would never actually be representative of anything.
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The results are weighted to be representative of the country's population.
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The sample was designed to be representative of the US population.
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Tong, however, never intended her cooking to be representative of Yunnan.
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"We should look to be representative of our country," she said.
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The data might not be representative of Iowa or the country.
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We wanted it to be representative of all the social issues involved.
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Their experiences, storylines, and dialogue must be representative of their race as well.
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These projects may not be representative of China's infrastructure-building as a whole.
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"We certainly do consider Bannon to be representative of those things," Potok says.
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"Schools tend to be representative of the trends in our broader society," Brysk said.
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He transcended anything that I had seen to be representative of a black man.
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The choice of these seven does not pretend to be representative of contemporary Russians.
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And I think, why would you not want it to be representative of the US?
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As a result, they admit their findings may not be representative of the entire population.
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The only way we do that properly is to truly be representative of that community.
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YouGov's survey is weighted to be representative of all UK adults and included 1,550 people.
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So when entrance pollsters picked caucus sites to put surveyors at, says political science professor David Damore of the University of Nevada Las Vegas, they picked sites that would be representative of the state — not necessarily sites that would be representative of the Latino vote.
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"I don't think she's the woman to be representative of women," one young woman told NPR.
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It said results were weighted to the Census to be representative of the state's adult population.
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So it may not be representative of the rest of the US. But I get it.
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They seemed like they may be representative of how Todd could be a ticking time bomb.
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How would this mascot be representative of the spirit, values, population or geography of your school?
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How would this mascot be representative of the spirit, values, population or geography of your school?
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He may be representative of part, but not all –– especially the most marginalized and disenfranchised ones.
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How could I create something that would be representative of African culture and not be contrived?
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His party rejects opponents' suggestions they will lack experience, and says they be representative of French society.
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The poll was weighted to be representative of the under-35 Hispanic populations in the surveyed states.
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The neighborhoods are also meant to be representative of different themes, like civic engagement and world cultures.
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They want it to be representative of different perspectives —"Wikipedia does this in a way," he says.
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It's a little less clear whether the early North Carolina results will be representative of the outcome.
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Interviews are conducted online on a sample that is constructed to be representative of the American population.
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The data was also only from California, which may not be representative of the rest of the country.
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And, the three school districts in the study might not be representative of experiences for all teens nationwide.
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Because see, I don't think he'd want to be representative of something that is basically unfair or unethical.
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"I don't think one person in my generation can be representative of the whole thing," Ms. Kiss said.
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It is an interesting idea that public corporations, which are private actors, should be representative of the community.
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If I am elected, I will be representative of the people and try to resolve their civic issues.
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I wanted it to be representative of the culture I have and the vibrancy that comes with it.
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There was a time when jazz was largely understood to be representative of the pulse of the modern city.
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Emoji is the world's global form of communication: It's important that it should be representative of the global population.
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Second, the feedback founders receive from just one large customer may not be representative of the entire customer segment.
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Hers is a study of one hospital, with a sample that may not be representative of all hospital patients.
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The thought that one case could be representative of the entire world of victims and defendants is just wrong.
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"I think everyday Virginians in NoVA might not be representative of those in the rest of the state," he allows.
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Even without any details, it seemed in January that the Mach 1 would be representative of the future of Ford.
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Koenig follows a crime that, at first glance, seems too minor to be representative of the entire court system's injustices.
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Relics of the past can remind us that who we were may no longer be representative of who we are.
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They reason that looking at companies that have only one success must be representative of the overall rate of success.
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The list of items is extraordinarily partial for a show that wants to be representative of a whole art form.
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However, he has remained in the race, saying the field needs to be representative of the Democratic Party's diverse base.
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The kinds of Hispanic voters who live in overwhelmingly Hispanic areas, for instance, may not be representative of all Hispanic voters.
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It should be representative of the person she is now, and in no way tied to the woman she once was.
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The final number represents what it would take for a museum collection to be representative of the population as a whole.
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Clinton's claim relies on more rigorous scientific polls — those like CNN's — that apply controls to try to be representative of US voters.
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The rate may not be representative of the overall market because trading volumes were thin due to the public holiday, industry experts said.
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Even when regulators can be bothered to seek comments, the comments tend not to be representative of the views of the American people.
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Instead it employs the familiar storytelling strategy of the charismatic personality whose struggles are meant to be representative of the greater political stakes.
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Erdogan stressed that the YPG and the PYD cannot be representative of Kurds, adding that Bolton "probably doesn't know" who the two groups are.
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Sistani urged that the new government which Allawi will form be representative of the Iraqi people and said it must have their full trust.
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A data set on income taxes might be representative of the population receiving benefits or earning wages, but not the population as a whole.
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The sample of 1,007 adults was drawn from GfK's probability-based KnowledgePanel, which it says is designed to be representative of the U.S. population.
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Stories about individual people are much more engaging — our minds like these stories — but they cannot be representative of how the world has changed.
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The poll surveyed 1,003 adults from a sample drawn from NORC's probability based AmeriSpeak Panel which intends to be representative of the U.S. population.
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The team extracted enough useful genetic information from the remains to analyze and draw conclusions that could be representative of the larger ancient population.
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I pulled data for five Brexit-related hashtags, selected to be representative of both sides of the debate: #NotMyVote, #VoteRemain, #EURef, #Brexit, and #VoteLeave.
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That 25 percent may not be representative of Iowa's caucuses as a whole, and the final turnout numbers for the whole state could be higher.
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So even if lower turnout in Iowa is representative of the Democratic primary as a whole, it might not be representative of the general election.
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Be smart: The reviewers are meant to be representative of everyday Facebook users, so they don't have any sort of particular expertise in fact-checking.
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In a bid to avoid claims of bias, the company says the part-time contractors will be representative of a wide range of political viewpoints.
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As a result, the kinds of, say, Latino voters that the exit polls will interview might not be representative of the bulk of Latino voters.
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"I think [plastics] can be representative of greater market health, but not as much as semi stocks do," Lee wrote to CNBC in a recent email.
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The study had some limitations, including that multiple random samples of people from various studies were used, which may not be representative of all of Europe.
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The lack of redheaded options just proves that emoji have a long ways to go to be representative of everyone who's got a smartphone in their mitts.
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The quiz is meant to be representative of the "world's oldest personality system" and is based on the elements that informed Chinese medicine over 2,000 years ago.
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The five-year average was inflated by the glut of oil between 2015 and 2017, so it may not be representative of the normal level of inventories.
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The President has not been elected to be the representative of a party, or of a small group, he's supposed to be representative of a whole country.
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Next, the study's participants were mostly men—educated, middle class, civil service workers at that, so the results may not be representative of the entire UK population.
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It originally had 12 components but has since expanded to 30, hand-picked by a selection committee to be representative of various sectors of the American economy.
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However, given we were specifically focusing on stories about women and gender issues during our themed week, this is unlikely to be representative of our usual coverage.
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The leading black and Latino candidates failed to qualify, leading to concern that the debate field won't be representative of the electorate that will choose a nominee.
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"[People] believe the photos to be representative of a blissful or 'happiest time' of their life and might believe they need to look their absolute best," Kitley says.
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In fact, the prevalence of violence committed against transgender women may be representative of desire as much as of fear, or hate in the heart of the assailant.
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Royono said it tries to cap its active user base at around 50,000 in each market because it wants it to be representative of a country's entire population.
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The data were collected by the U.S. Department of Education, and designed to be representative of the population of children who entered U.S. kindergarten classrooms in 753-1999.
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The authors note that, though they consider these sites to be "diverse areas of the United States," they may not be representative of the country as a whole.
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After a sample has been obtained from the Ipsos panel, Ipsos calibrates respondent characteristics to be representative of the US population using standard procedures such as raking-ratio adjustments.
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GA: It sums up this project with the confluence of serendipity and intention, of building relationships, but also having the subject be representative of a generation and their heritage.
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But this city, home to almost 27 million people, also has a tenacity said to be representative of Pakistan's stubborn pluck -- the soul of the nation, if you will.
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Here's why this is a problem: The voters of color pollsters run into in majority-white precincts might not be representative of the voters of color across the state.
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But others countered that respondents to phone polls may not be representative of the broader population either, because most people hang up and only a small minority take part.
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"Our government, if [it] indeed is a democratic form of government, must be representative of the different segments of the American society," she said, according to a PBS report.
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Here's why this is a problem: The voters of color that pollsters run into in majority-white precincts might not be representative of the voters of color across the state.
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And the Chinese studies tested ethnic Han Chinese, part of that famously lactose-intolerant East Asian population we mentioned earlier, and whose results may not be representative of other populations.
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This may not be representative of what's in the final game, but Reddit's uninspired_zebra claims to have discovered a list of playable heroes and their abilities in the alpha files.
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The unique and incredibly special thing about this memorial is that America gets to come together to build it – because this memorial will be representative of us as an American people.
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They accuse the Census Bureau, who conducts the survey it's based on, of only talking to 60,000 households, which couldn't possibly be representative of the entire US — especially not rural areas.
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Each hit on the mokugyo, or each chant of the syllable is very abstract and can also be representative of the entire work because it's a stream of sonically identical events.
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The numbers were removed, the C.D.C. said, because states are reporting results quickly, and the information reported by the agency would not be representative of testing being done around the country.
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It's possible that the kind of people who voluntarily download these apps might not be representative of the general population, in part because many people have Android phones rather than Apple ones.
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NORC's sample frame draws on both Postal Service and census data to create a list of nearly three million households, and is designed to be representative of 99 percent of the population.
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Two studies using the same, more complex test on submarine crews and people meant to be representative of the NASA astronaut corps also did not turn up a connection, said Dr. Wargocki.
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The artist contends that the putatively "national" monument (that is supposed to be representative of the nation) is seen but never possessed by some, and particularly her access to it is restricted.
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Many traders and analysts use weekly stock data from the EIA as a proxy for changes in the global supply-demand balance, even though they may not be representative of the whole market.
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"The litmus test is a candidate has to be representative of the values and interests of their district — not anybody else's district, not the national party — but their district," Hoyer told reporters Tuesday.
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The next few days bring an onslaught of quarterly earnings reports from the likes of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Tesla — many of which are considered to be representative of the broader economy.
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I agree that the issue of gender equality is much larger than any character is, and I understand that a comic book character should not be representative of something that is that important.
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The study sample itself—12 relatively healthy children who had previously worked with the researchers—also might not be representative of how other children living with ASD would respond to robots in their home.
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Even more chilling is the idea that Madaya may not be the exception in Syria today, after nearly five years of civil war: It might be representative of an ongoing catastrophe of larger proportions.
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The biggest one is that the possible effects of cannabis on men visiting a fertility clinic (some of whom are likely infertile already) might not be representative of its effects on men in general.
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But I think it's also due to the fact that English, described by one of his colleagues as "sui generis," is too idiosyncratic, and perhaps too decent, to be representative of software moguls everywhere.
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We strive for diversity — age, gender, race, size — but at the same time, I want to be representative of the actual crowd at the Sundance Film Festival, Frieze art fair or Fulton Fish Market.
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But the authors contest that the sheer number of apps with tracking functions indicated that non-compliance was widespread, and that the their sample was large enough to be representative of the wider app economy.
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In fact, it's through this data that Vera decided to investigate the jail in Scranton, which the tool revealed to be representative of the outsized growth and racial disparities that are commonplace in small counties.
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Masket notes that the vast majority of them in Iowa and nationally he spoke to are uncommitted, and, of course, interviews of this nature are not guaranteed to be representative of the larger activist pool.
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Wandera was only able to analyze phones running its software, so the findings might not be representative of the general population — case in point, only 113 percent of the devices investigated were actually running iOS 11.
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The AP-Times Square Alliance poll of 1,007 adults was conducted online from December 9 through 11, using a sample drawn from GfK's probability-based KnowledgePanel, which is designed to be representative of the U.S. population.
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I think of the Death card in tarot quite a bit, as well The Moon card: both are often taken to be frightening but they can be representative of transition and finding light in the darkness.
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For example, the content of workplace wellness programs can differ, and the results of workers at BJ's (who tended to be lower-income) may not be representative of higher-income employees participating in workplace wellness programs.
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So, yes, the rate of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts more than doubled in this study, but it is a small amount of hospitalizations and it may not be representative of all hospitals across the country.
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They would not have to invite spoilers, but a citizens' convention should be representative of America's diverse talent, including politically and regionally, since its ultimate goal will be to propel amendments through the formal ratification process.
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We were conscious of how things go with race and class in American criminal justice, so we were looking for people who were going to be representative of some of the broad swaths of that population.
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"The soft performance in 4Q should not be representative of the performance of the new creative direction taken by Riccardo Tisci as it accounted for only 10-15% of the total assortment in March," they said.
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"That helps us show the court that we have standing, that we're not doing it in a self-interested way and that we are trying to be representative of concerned citizens," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Why it matters: The most visible news about breaches is likely going to be about those businesses that are caught off guard — but that may not be representative of the majority of breaches businesses are dealing with.
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First things first, the fake iPhone 8 I found is a physical mockup, so there are no working components, the screen doesn't turn on, and the materials and colors may not be representative of the real thing.
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Economists cautioned that people could have been more likely to respond if they felt they had faced discrimination or harassment, and that as a result the survey might not be representative of the profession as a whole.
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I picked out six characters I thought would be representative of different types of businesses, different parts of the country, but even if they all didn't necessarily cross paths, there was so much overlap in their lives.
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Pollution can vary drastically over small areas, and many of the cities on the list are reporting data from just one air quality monitor, which may not be representative of the true picture of pollution in the city.
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This equates to nearly 1.5 million parents across the UK. The Trussell Trust survey was carried out by YouGov, who questioned 2,379 parents and weighted figures to be representative of all UK adults over the age of 18.
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This means that whilst vendors in the West are often thought of as one person or a small group, vendors we see listed on Hydra are much more likely to be representative of a larger network of actors.
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The ILO/Gallup survey was released to co-incide with Wednesday's International Women's Day and claims to be representative of more than 99 percent of the global adult population, crunching responses from nearly 149,000 participants spread between 142 countries.
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But when that little something that's supposed to be representative of the affection you feel for the other person ends up sitting in the back of your hall closet, covered in dust, then maybe you're not doing it right.
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The mechanical elements of Jalopy, which sees you driving across countries, engaging in trade to make money, and using those earning to improve your vehicle, might be representative of capitalism, but to no greater degree than many other games.
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One limitation of the study is that it only included certain Medicare patients, and the results might not be representative of what death rates would look like for people at other ages or with other types of insurance, the authors note.
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Diversity was really central to the exhibition: When we briefed the artists to create the cards we asked them to design with diversity in mind, so that the actual tarot deck itself would be representative of a broad range of people.
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These two contractors might not be representative of everyone working at Facebook, but it's still pretty jarring to hear that Facebook contractors struggle to buy their children clothes and food—especially after you learn how much Facebook pays its interns.
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Data for this quarter have been weighted to be representative of small business owners nationally, according to business characteristics from the Small Business Administration's 21999 Statistics of U.S. Businesses and owner characteristics from the Census Bureau's 2750 Survey of Business Owners.
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If these figures are assumed to be representative of Indonesia's ferronickel production as a whole, it means the country's ferronickel exports to China in the first seven months of the year are roughly equivalent to 27.3 million tonnes of nickel ore.
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Data for this quarter have been weighted to be representative of small business owners nationally, according to business characteristics from the Small Business Administration's 217 Statistics of U.S. Businesses and owner characteristics from the Census Bureau's 2345 Survey of Business Owners.
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I mean you are at the will of an account that might have multiple interests, but it's just confirming one thing constantly or dragging you into something that might not be representative of the broader whole or your broader interest.
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Data for this quarter have been weighted to be representative of small business owners nationally, according to business characteristics from the Small Business Administration's 2000 Statistics of U.S. Businesses and owner characteristics from the Census Bureau's 2012 Survey of Business Owners.
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Data for this quarter have been weighted to be representative of small business owners nationally, according to business characteristics from the Small Business Administration's 1003 Statistics of U.S. Businesses and owner characteristics from the Census Bureau's 2100 Survey of Business Owners.
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VoteCast included interviews with a random sample of registered voters taken from state voting files, interviews with self-identified registered voters in a sample designed to be representative of the U.S. population and online surveys of self-identified registered voters.
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The O-1B criteria are intended to be representative of the kind of evidence indicative of meaningful achievements in creative professions, such as a history of starring roles in distinguished productions or magazine articles about an individual in major publications.
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"Because of the scope of tests, size of the third parties that were observed receiving data, and popularity of the apps, we regard the findings from these tests to be representative of widespread practices in the adtech industry," it adds.
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Data for this quarter have been weighted to be representative of small business owners nationally, according to business characteristics from the Small Business Administration's 3353 Statistics of U.S. Businesses and owner characteristics from the Census Bureau's 2012 Survey of Business Owners.
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While data from just one shop might not be representative of the whole industry, it could be a sign that some investors are seeking more protection and active management as the record-long bull market headed to its 11th year.
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Data for this quarter have been weighted to be representative of small business owners nationally, according to business characteristics from the Small Business Administration's 21999 Statistics of U.S. Businesses and owner characteristics from the Census Bureau's 2700 Survey of Business Owners.
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Data for this quarter have been weighted to be representative of small business owners nationally, according to business characteristics from the Small Business Administration's 2100 Statistics of U.S. Businesses and owner characteristics from the Census Bureau's 2500 Survey of Business Owners.
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The data within each income category may not be representative of all countries within those categories, "with particularly large gaps in information for countries in Africa and the Middle East," noted an editorial that published alongside the studies in The Lancet.
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There are so many memorable chapters, moments, and observations in this jam-packed book, all written in a relaxed conversational voice, I had a hard time picking out one to be representative of all the others, which is a good thing.
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However, as I passed each rack to get to the painting, I couldn't help but notice the other punters passing each painting to get to the racks, although one half an hour visit may not be representative of an overall trend.
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If we are truly going to live off-world, shouldn't the people that serve as our vanguards to the solar system be representative of the rest of our planet, a sampling of the best and most diverse minds we have to offer?
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In addition, any retail communications or correspondence containing a testimonial concerning the investment advice or investment performance of a member or its products must prominently disclose the following: —The fact that the testimonial may not be representative of the experience of other customers.
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"The map is not supposed to be representative of the actual map of Australia, but rather to enable Forza Horizon players to navigate through the incredible destinations within the game in a format that makes sense within the gameplay," a company spokesperson told Mashable Australia.
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Though the service has its limitations (people who regularly take paid surveys might not be representative of the general population), it also allowed the researchers to study the same group of people over a long time with relative ease, in this case around three years.
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This increases the likelihood that a test done in the gel will be representative of the actual treatment outcome in a human While the team waits on the arduous FDA approval process, it is commercializing its hydrogel with a drug testing as a service model.
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Writes Strugger: "Though it would be silly to anticipate the late-1990s animal spirits that drove the S&P 500 index to a 22x forward P/E (and almost 50x for the NDX), exuberance since the presidential election may be representative of sustained late-cycle psychology."
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READ: Snoop Dogg Is Starring In a Scam Debt-Relief Ad Campaign Pouring Millions Into Facebook The reviewers will be representative of Facebook's U.S. user base and "reflect the diverse viewpoints of Facebook users," Henry Silverman, a product manager at Facebook, wrote in the blog post.
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Trump's Iftar dinner may have been well-intentioned, but it seems to be representative of a wider trend in his presidency: that of minimizing attention paid to the needs and goals of Muslim Americans, while stoking Islamophobia more generally to appeal to Trump's white, conservative base.
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Although a survey of some 1,000 adults may not be representative of all Americans, asking questions about what concerns the country is important, said Philip Alcabes, professor of community health at Hunter College of the City University of New York, who was not involved in the new survey.
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It also provided some guidance on Q1, where it expects revenues of between $2.55 billion and $2.60 billion, which will be representative of flat to two percent growth on a year ago — one more sign of the kind of sluggish growth that Elliott is pinpointing in its reform plan.
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The whole origin of community policing, which really comes out of the rebellions of the '60s, the pressure on departments to be representative of communities, to actually get out of cars and walk the streets and actually be part of the community — I think that was all good.
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We want it to be a show that is larger than just an examination of sexual assault, but in dealing with that and knowing that that was going to be the inciting incident, we certainly wanted to try and be representative of incidents that are happening, so that the emotional honesty cannot be questioned.
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I work better inside of constructs and I'd built out this construct in my head that it was going to have these symbols that come out throughout the record where you're going to see bombs and ghosts and devils and pills throughout the whole thing, and they are all going to be representative of something.
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In recommending the cancellation of the study, the NIH working group noted methodological flaws—not enough people in the study population, not enough follow-up time (to account for, say, an increase in late-life cancer), plans to recruit only healthy individuals who might not be representative of the general population, and so on.
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"A good benchmark need not only be representative of what the region produces ... If you had to pick one grade of crude, Urals is the one which northwest European refineries should be designed to run optimally," Mike Muller, vice president of crude trading and supply at Shell, told the Platts Crude Summit in London.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop has explained, it's important to note that these results are weighted to be representative of a larger electorate: The actual counts of voters are rounded from a weighted sample — they're being presented here to help simulate how the tally would work in a real election, based on these poll results.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop has explained, it's important to note that these results are weighted to be representative of a larger electorate: The actual counts of voters are rounded from a weighted sample — they're being presented here to help simulate how the tally would work in a real election, based on these poll results.
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"The consensus is that because blockchain is so niche and it's mostly early adopters who come from tech and finance, that it's actually less diverse than those industries that are already struggling to be representative of the population at large," Raine Revere, co-founder of blockchain education startup Maiden, told me on an episode of the CTRL+T podcast.
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"A good benchmark need not only to be representative of what the region produces...If you had to pick one grade of crude, Urals is the one which North West European refineries should be designed to run optimally," Mike Muller, the vice president of crude trading and supply at Shell, told the Platts Crude Summit in London.
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In this explication of the global novel as a genre, Kirsch rejects that argument, examining works by eight exemplary authors — Orhan Pamuk, Roberto Bolaño, Haruki Murakami, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Mohsin Hamid, Michel Houellebecq, Margaret Atwood and Elena Ferrante — an "inevitably partial" list that's "also intended to be representative" of the global novel's multiple paths to success.
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In a letter to the TSA acting administrator, Katko stated, the maintenance technician "is a highly skilled professional and directly contributes to the security and safety of the American flying public," and "for the ASAC to be an effective counsel to the TSA Administrator, it is imperative that the committee's composition be representative of the aviation career fields providing security and safety…" Interestingly, why isn't there a craft-specific labor voice on the advisory committee?
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) ripped White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro on Sunday for comments he had made earlier lashing out at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, saying the remarks cannot be representative of the Republican Party.
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