Sentence examples for evidences of under-representation from inspiring English sources

Research in the UK focuses on evidences of under-representation, discrimination and barriers to access.

In 2011, coverage averaged 73% with no evidence of under-representation by black African/Caribbean, South Asian or White ethnic groups or deprivation quintile.

The UKCCS as a whole included 87% of all eligible cases diagnosed in Great Britain in the period of interest and had a corresponding participation rate in controls of 64%, with some evidence of under-representation of controls resident in the most deprived census areas (UKCCS Investigators, 2000b).

Moreover, if one aligns the chromosomes of the pre-WGD species Ashbya (Eremothecium) gossypii with those of S. cerevisiae, around 200 translocation events can be detected and there is no evidence for any under-representation of such events on the mating chromosome (P of under-representation = 0.99).

Was there a problem of under-representation at the judging level?

The usual reactions to the problem of under-representation are to dismiss or ignore it.

Or we talk as if areas of under-representation are mutually exclusive.

The study found that there were different patterns of under-representation for different groups of applicants.

We did not find evidence of significant under-representation of genes associated with any of the thirteen keywords in our lists of differentially expressed genes.

In our experiments, we found no evidence for such under-representation of Sakl0C-left.

The current paper contributes to the reduction of an important gap in the evidence base, namely the under-representation of rural and particularly remote residents in national mental health surveys.