Sentence examples for a underrepresentation from inspiring English sources

There is a underrepresentation of this type of game in the console market because it is more adaptable to a mobile platform.

There was a underrepresentation of men in the included studies; five of 15 studies specifically recruited only women [ 51, 52, 55, 58, 59], one study reported having no male participants [ 57] and two case studies did not describe gender as an inclusion criteria but only included female participants [ 50, 61].

The color blue codes for an underrepresentation, red for an overrepresentation of the proteins in a pathway compared to the reference population (RP, μ = 0.2 h−1).

For both hyper- and hypomethylated dmCpG sites, there was a significant enrichment within a gene and there was an underrepresentation outside of genes (Fig. 2A, Table S2).

They attribute this to "a general declining interest, an underrepresentation of women, acute shortfalls on the labor market and high economic ambitions" (p. 336).

However, as discussed by Alexandrov et al. (2010), this might be not a computational problem but an underrepresentation of these regions in the processed IMS dataset.

An Abund Eff (Cat) value above zero indicates that Cat is overrepresented in the effectomes, a value below zero signals an underrepresentation.

Presence of an R-M system without an underrepresentation of its site may indicate that the R-M system was acquired recently.

Co-adapted gene complexes in our F2 panel might have been broken down by recombination, leading to a depression in F2 fitness and an underrepresentation of heterozygotes among the viable F2 clones.

Relative to single-copy genes, there was an underrepresentation of outgroup genes and an overrepresentation of neofunctionalizad genes with highest expression in male kidney.

More common alleles will pass the representation constraint more frequently than rare alleles resulting in an overrepresentation of common alleles and an underrepresentation of rare alleles.