Sentence examples for could be underrepresented from inspiring English sources

However, this does not rule out alternate hosts that could be underrepresented in the existing databases as possible donors.

Thus, there is a possibility that hospitals with less active PTCs could be underrepresented in this study.

Due to the staining on a TMA, a possible heterogeneously expression of the analysed isoenzymes could be underrepresented.

Thus, the sequence number could be underrepresented in our results and one gene group (i.e. the L or M opsin group) does not necessarily consist of orthologous members.

This implies that mothers who are at risk for childbirth complications or adverse birth outcomes could be underrepresented in our sample.

As explained in the Methods, the sequence numbers of the L and M opsin gene groups could be underrepresented and the nucleotide diversity and divergence values for the gene groups could therefore be overestimated.

With a diameter above 100 nm at pH 5, the mAb2 aggregates induced by pH-shift were by far larger than using the highest NaCl concentration and three cycles of FT. These large aggregates may be filtered during sample preparation or get stuck in the column matrix and could therefore be underrepresented in the subsequent SEC analysis.

For these reasons, the number of AS and CS cases may be underrepresented and could suffer from a certain bias.

We supplemented the participants from support groups with our own contacts to ensure that our questions could capture experiences that might be underrepresented.

Pyne told ABC Radio: "If people follow his lead in South Australia and they are not counted, our population in South Australia will be underrepresented and we could well lose a seat in the house of representatives in the next redistribution.

If some chromosomes are preferentially lost, they would be underrepresented in fused cells and the genes they carry could appear occluded.