Sentence examples for be underrepresented in a from inspiring English sources

Equally, it makes sense that women will be underrepresented in a high-testosterone environment like military combat or construction.

Scottish Football League clubs are worried they would be underrepresented in a proposed merger with the Scottish Premier League.

Individuals like this are likely to be underrepresented in a clinical cohort.

If historically disadvantaged groups, such as African-Americans or women, turned out to be underrepresented in an epistocratic system, those who made the grade could be given additional votes, in compensation.

In our first episode, Ty visits Ice Kol Kuts on Commercial Drive one of the few neighborhoods in Vancouver with a high concentration of black-owned businesses and learns more about what it means to be underrepresented in an already marginalized community.

Yankees fans were underrepresented in a sea of orange sweatshirts and jackets.

When we examine their occurrences in the mouse territory, AATCT + AGATT, ATTGA + TCAAT, and TATCA + TGATA are underrepresented in a major portion of the mouse genome.

Large errors in quantification will occur for small proteins as they generate too few tryptic peptides and therefore are underrepresented in a typical tryptic digest.

At the same time palindromes generally are underrepresented in a greater degree than non-palindromes perhaps due to reasons that do not concern R-M systems.

In L. longipalpis, one of the carboxypeptidases transcripts, LuloCpepA1, [GenBank: ABV60310] was underrepresented in a cDNA library from L. infantum-infected midgut as compared to uninfected sand flies [ 6].

Furthermore, earlier studies have shown that colon cancer is underrepresented in a population of patients with ulcerative colitis, who where treated with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (Smalley and DuBois, 1997).