aIn our research, we define underrepresented minority groups as those that have been underrepresented in the biomedical sciences – specifically African-Americans, Hispandcs, aNativeive Americans.
"I don't mind them bringing in conservative voices that they feel have been underrepresented," he said.
"Yes, we have been underrepresented in people from New York," Mr. Davies said.
Much of the literature in the area focuses on environmental factors, while social sustainability factors such as worker and consumer safety have been underrepresented.
And so admissions officials are scrambling to attract Hispanic and low-income students, who have been underrepresented at the most prestigious private and public universities.
Similarly, Sunnis, who have been underrepresented in the new Iraqi armed forces, now find themselves forming militias, sometimes with our tacit support.
Today, Gabrielle Berman and Kerry Albright from the UNICEF Office of Research in Florence, Italy, argue that children's rights have been underrepresented in this area.
Buolamwini also mentioned Bloomer Tech, a startup that uses smart clothing to gather heart data from women, who have been underrepresented in research about cardiovascular disease.
We suggest that winter foraging areas have been underrepresented in management policy in British Columbia, but that snow-interception cover provided by coniferous stands still plays a role in winter deer ecology in deep-snow ecosystems.
Sir John Bond, HSBC's group chairman, said the takeover of Credit Commercial provided his company with a "unique opportunity to build a platform in the euro zone, where we have been underrepresented".
Three of the four holdouts are Latino legislators who feel Latinos have been underrepresented in leadership roles in city and state government and want to press the issue in the Senate.
