Sentence examples for be overrepresented in comparison from inspiring English sources

Far from being a rarity in professional sport, homosexual and bisexual individuals are, it suggests, likely to be overrepresented in comparison to the general population.

When the transcripts that were enriched in the cytoplasm in comparison to the nucleus were analyzed, many of the same annotation classes found for nuclear-enriched transcripts were determined to be overrepresented in comparison to the whole genome, including the cell component 'nucleus' heading.

Among the previously hospitalized, respondents from the 2006 survey were overrepresented in comparison with the 2007 survey.

Among the water deficit responsive genes identified in this study several GO categories were overrepresented in comparison to all expressed genes.

Psychopaths are likely to be attracted to (and may be overrepresented in) certain occupations, such as politics, entertainment, and business.

Review articles tend to be overrepresented in highly cited papers [28] [29].

The study found the number of Americans in senior level positions has declined, while Russia, India, Australia, Chile and Malaysia were overrepresented in relation to their country's contributions.

These are overrepresented in the node that includes the Japanese cypress (Cryptomeria) and pine.

However, it remains unclear why proteins related to translational machinery are overrepresented in aging yeast in the first place.

"The 18- to 25-year-old vote is going to be overrepresented because of the gay marriage situation, so overrepresented in favor of medical marijuana," Professor Potholm said.

In one sense, Asian-Americans were overrepresented at Harvard: in 2013, they made up eighteen per cent of undergraduates, despite being only about five per cent of the country's population.