Sentence examples for inconsistently represented from inspiring English sources

The labour market situation in Member States shows that women are inconsistently represented in the various sectors.

The area selection of the European network of protected areas is debated but it has been shown to cover a significant number of threatened taxa (Araújo 1999; Araújo et al. 2007; Donald et al. 2007), while low human impact areas are inconsistently represented (Martin et al. 2008; Selva et al. 2011).

Disability was similarly represented inconsistently across all eleven studies.

Finally, for genes represented by multiple inconsistently regulated spots, p-values from both methods show moderate correlation (0.6), and no method shows clear tendency to return more significant p-values than the other.

Sweat glands are inconsistently present in true seals.

Lower correlation (0.53) was determined for genes represented by exactly two inconsistently regulated spots, for which Stouffer's method produces in approx. 3/4 of the cases less significant p-values than those derived from combined expression values.

For genes represented by at least 3 inconsistently regulated spots (d), Stouffer's p-values are generally most similar to the baseline and the maximum spot p-value.

In addition to full-length CRBN protein, a number of faint lower molecular weight bands were detected in both DF15 and DF15R cell lines, which may represent degraded CRBN protein as these bands appear inconsistently among various cell preparations and are blocked by a cereblon peptide.

Although the concept has been employed somewhat inconsistently in the public health literature, most studies have used it to represent an opportunity to facilitate education and behavior change [ 32].

The other respiratory pathogens were frequently but inconsistently detected, as were several obligate anaerobic bacterial species, all of which might represent secondary or opportunistic infections that could contribute to disease severity.

The first two characters occur inconsistently in extant individuals, and are notably absent in fossil (Cretaceous to Neogene) representatives of Osmundastrum [ 29, 30, 64], suggesting that these might represent recently acquired traits [ 30].