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The c.7934_7936del p.Glu2645del (known as the Δ2642) polymorphism is vastly overrepresented on HD chromosomes (38%) relative to the general population (7%).

Whereas about half of Bov-B LINEs appear near full length in the python genome based on sequence coverage in reads mapped to the python Bov-B LINE consensus sequence (fig. 4 A and supplementary fig. S10 A, Supplementary Material online), a vast majority of Bov-B LINEs appear to be truncated in the copperhead genome (in which the 3-prime end of Bov-B is vastly overrepresented).

Unz's other big point is that Jews are vastly overrepresented at elite universities and that Jewish achievement has collapsed.

An analysis of the Nauru files shows how children in immigration detention on the island are vastly overrepresented in reported incidents of self-harm and assault.

(He mentioned that in Scandinavia, an unusually egalitarian part of the world, men are vastly overrepresented among engineers, and women among nurses).

For Mr. Said, Orientalism is both conceptually imperialist and historically a tool for imperialist adventures, especially by the French and British, who, Mr. Irwin counters, were vastly overrepresented in "Orientalism".

The single-minded adherent of race-neutrality would see no problem in the fact that black Americans are vastly overrepresented among those going to prison and among those infected with the AIDS virus.

While the inquiry is examining the entirety of the protection and detention systems in the territory, Indigenous people are vastly overrepresented in both, and the royal commission is in the midst of a tour of remote Indigenous communities across the territory.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (Indigenous) Australians are vastly overrepresented in Australian prisons with an incarceration rate 16 times that of non-Indigenous Australians.

Within Australian prisons there is a need to have a focus on Indigenous Australians as they are vastly overrepresented, making up 27%% of the prisoner population but only 2.5%% of the overall Australian population (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2014a; Australian Bureau of Statistics 2012).

These grey guys were vastly overrepresented.