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In contrast, genes involved in sulfur metabolism (Figure 3) and CO2 fixation (Additional file 4: Figure S4) were found to be more highly represented in the RJ mangrove.

The course opens with a description of natural selection as a simple algorithm with powerful implications: (a) individuals in a population with diverse traits will often have differential reproductive success; (b) many traits are heritable; (c) therefore, traits that enhance reproductive success will be more highly represented in the next generation.

Thus, the mRNAs that are more abundant in various tissue and organ systems will be more highly represented in the EST collection.

As can be seen (shown in bold) in Additional file 2, certain classes of gene appear to be more highly represented.

The cytoplasmic components were also found to be more highly represented in A. viridis compared with N. vectensis (20.42 vs 9.59%).

Prevalence of IPV among women in health care settings would be expected to be higher than population-based data since abused women often have more health problems and therefore might be more highly represented in clinic settings (24).

Women, he said, also are more highly represented in the nonprofit sector, which generally pays less than the private sector.

The government has recognized the need to change the policy, which was introduced in the 1970s to improve the economic standing of Malays, who were more highly represented among the nation's poor than its Chinese and Indian minorities.

Some economists also say that Republican policies that call for greater shrinkage of governments – where women are more highly represented in jobs like teachers and administrators – may well be worse for female employment than Democratic policies that do not advocate the same government austerity.

They are also likely to be older, and this was borne out, and women were more highly represented (Table 2).

In the diurnal species, C. sericeus these regions are more highly represented, than in the nocturnal species C. compressus.