The phrase "a representativeness of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to the quality of being representative of something, but the construction is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "The survey results provide a representativeness of the population's opinions."
Alternatives: "a representation of" or "an example of".
In this line, recent works have proposed indicators to describe community changes associated with climate warming, reflecting a generalized trend towards a higher representativeness of high-temperature dwelling species [9].
It is also shown that the reproduction of geometric details with the scale of the model is not a sufficient condition to ensure a good representativeness of the tests.
A gross representativeness of genebank accessions for each taxon is calculated using the 'sampling representativeness score' (SRS, Eqn. 1), comparing total germplasm accessions to herbarium records.
The main strength of the present study was a fair representativeness of the population of Wallonia aged 20 69 years and the large sample size (n = 1017).
Almost identical clusters are obtained when clustering the tissue meta-profiles of human or rat data, revealing a high representativeness of the data [ 15].
For the External Validity section, all studies received full scores, which meant they had a good representativeness of the researchers, subjects and devices.
The rationale of restricting samples from a large class to up to 100 students is to reduce the likelihood of overweight of large classes and thus to ensure a better representativeness of the 10% sampled students in each university.
The strengths of the present study include a large sample that was randomly drawn from all undergraduates in 6 universities, ensuring a good representativeness of students in these universities.
The overall unemployed rate was 10.2%, the same as the official unemployment rate at October 2005 in Germany (10.4% Federal Statistic Office), indicating a good representativeness of the study population to the general German population with regard to social status.
