Sentence examples for is scarcely represented from inspiring English sources

Finally, this study adds evidence from two Eastern European contexts to a body of research that is scarcely represented in the region.

This branch is scarcely represented in Africa, but diversified outside of Africa, especially in Europe and the Middle East.

Furthermore, in tissues where CAT is abundant, GPX (which has similar detoxifying activity against H2O2) must be redundant and, accordingly, it is scarcely represented in the shield (Table 2).

Pashtuns are scarcely represented in the Northern Alliance.

Native American actor Wes Studi, star of such films as The Last of the Mohicans and Avatar, agrees that it is an industry problem, and takes it a step further, saying: "It's not just about black and white, but also people of other ethnicities who are scarcely represented in the film world.

As mentioned in Section 3.2, some categories are scarcely represented in Freesound.

The best represented subject areas were population genetics (35.3% of the studies) and phylogeography (30.3%), while emergent fields in molecular ecology, such as landscape genomics, DNA-based trophic ecology, and kinship, parentage and behavior were scarcely represented.

Our results suggest that antigenic motifs that are scarcely represented in human proteins might represent more immunogenic CTL targets not selected against in the host.

In such conditions, low-expressed transcripts may be scarcely represented despite their considerable biological significance.

These individuals are scarcely represented in medical settings, and may have a different psychopathological profile [ 33].

However, most of these studies are mainly restricted to surgical patients, whereas medical patients are scarcely represented.