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The functional asymmetry of "gene" and "enzyme" forms is reflected in the asymmetry of their copy numbers: the "enzyme" form is always underrepresented in the simulated replicator populations (cf. the proportions given as numbers on Figures  2, 3, 4 and 5).

When anuran life histories were ignored, species with AL were always underrepresented in priority sets.

In these studies, samples from Latin American populations were always underrepresented.

Despite numerous studies on phylogenetic relationships in Bufonidae [ 27- 38], species from the Indian subcontinent were always underrepresented and their phylogenetic relationships remain largely elusive.

Several DNA TE superfamilies and L1 elements fell inside and close to genes more often than expected, while Gypsy elements were always underrepresented in and around genes, and Copia retrotransposons were only significant in the first 1 kb flanking genes.

Generally, fishing is almost always underrepresented in the archaeological record relative to traces of hunting [86].

Of particular importance, PK PD data can provide additional insight in cases of resistant pathogens, which are often excluded from traditional registration trials, and organisms with MICs at the edge of the MIC distribution curve, which are almost always underrepresented.

Yet her gender will be as much a factor as her agenda, as is always the case when women are underrepresented in the halls of power.

Women in Science: Do you think women will always be underrepresented in STEM fields?

Women, Hispanics and blacks have always been underrepresented in the ranks of the Valley's tech companies.

Until we've abolished the white standard, people of color will always be underrepresented.