Sentence examples for a minor representation from inspiring English sources

In Wilcox (1955) classification of electrical conductivity, 16%% of samples in alluvium fall in good category, 74%% are in the permissible range and a minor representation of 9.6 % in the doubtful category (Table 5).

However most of the members in these two clusters are from eubacteria with only a minor representation from archaeal organisms (∼1% and ∼2% in subfamilies 30 and 9 respectively).

These isolates almost universally belonged to CC1, with a minor representation in CC30, CC59, and CC8.

The limitations in this study are in relation to: (1) The non-normal distribution of age with a minor representation of the elderly and the insufficient details on the physical activity habits of the participants.

A major onomatopoeic representation is regarded as being frequently described by many listeners of the sound, that is, a "typical" onomatopoeia, whereas a minor onomatopoeic representation is regarded as a unique representation for which there is a relative smaller possibility that a listener of the sound would actually use the representation to describe it.

In eight of these 15, one histological subtype (six CC and two immature teratomas) with a minor overall representation (⩽10%) was found universally positive.

EC and TDS classification indicate majority of the samples grouped within "doubtful" to "unsuitable" with minor representation in permissible category.

One was selected from the larger group (described as the "major" representation) and the other from the smaller group (the "minor" representation).

For sample B libraries, members of the phylum Synergistetes 46-477%) and the class Deltaproteobacteria 50-522%) were equally dominant among extracts, with minor representation by Thermatogae (0.7-2.0 0.7-2.0re 4b).

Moreover, economic and political power is centralized in the capital, with minor representation from rural regions.

C. annuum made up 99.5% of the sequences with minor representation from, C. frutescens, C. chinense and C. baccatum.