Sentence examples for had underrepresented from inspiring English sources

Female gametes were also deficient in sequences related to DNA metabolic processes (e.g., protein-DNA complex assembly, nucleosome organization) as well as microtubule-based movement and male gametes had underrepresented genes in the cellulose binding group.

Estimates from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center ranked the system as a Category 5-equivalent super typhoon with one-minute sustained winds of 260 km/h (160 mph), though this is argued to have underrepresented the typhoon's strength.

The use of consensus peptides to evaluate HIV-induced responses may have underrepresented the possible extent of the response repertoire.

57% of the decompressed group students have underrepresented minority status while those in the repeating group 41% have underrepresented minority status.

Therefore, deficient selection of more modest households is unlikely to have underrepresented exposed children among controls and overestimated the relationship.

The lower rate of rotavirus infections in the hospital in the east might have underrepresented rotavirus in that region thus lowering our estimation for the whole country.

The group released a study Monday night saying people who were skeptical of President Bush's plans had been underrepresented.

He has also entered a world that has traditionally underrepresented -- or even misrepresented blacks.

Your research program should be in an area that has not been previously researched, or has been underrepresented in the literature.

In high-risk populations around the world, numerous studies on HIV vaccine acceptability have been conducted, but people who use drugs have been underrepresented.

We acknowledge that some immigrant groups may have been underrepresented as our population was limited to only those who had accessed primary health care.