Sentence examples for apparent representation from inspiring English sources

It is unclear as to whether NCMPs serve to represent the minority in the first-past-the post system, or is an apparent representation that would not affect PAP's decision-making.

65 Therefore, the apparent representation of duration by climbing neural activity is likely inextricably and intrinsically linked to other variables.

The results from internal validation also indicate that the models frequently perform with low recall, which is most likely a consequence of the class imbalance of the data, when active compounds are predicted as false negatives due to the apparent over representation of features in the inactive classes.

The apparent under representation of particular genotypes may reflect the small number of animals sampled, population substructure, or possibly selective pressure against these, or linked, genotypes.

An apparent under representation of single-handed GP practices in this survey did not reveal any bias as no significant difference between single-handed and group-practice GPs were found.

One website appeared to have difficulty in providing a balanced view when citing data from 'studies' through apparent misleading representation of the absolute risks; 'The UK research is the first to compile national data about the risk of womb rupture - a serious complication of pregnancy, which can cause severe blood loss in the mother and put the baby at risk' (W8).

However, he accepts that there is "an apparent under-representation of black, Asian and minority ethnic referees in grassroots football".

Yet there was apparent under-representation of males aged 18 34 years, according to national census data from 2011.

Analysis of microhomology at the breakpoints for 1000 random sets of deletions (generated by genome shifts) confirmed this apparent over-representation of microhomology for this set of deletions.

A prominent feature in Figure  2 C– E is the apparent over-representation of the voxels around S-cone selective directions (90° and 270° in the hue angle).

The apparent over-representation at the other extreme of the centile range may reflect merely the increasing incidence of obesity in the community.