Sentence examples for it was overrepresented from inspiring English sources

The TATA-box motif recorded the highest MAMA score, but it was overrepresented only upstream of TSSs (Table 2, Additional file 5 online).

On the other hand, the HMOX1c haplotype seemed to play a general role in CM risk as it was overrepresented in CM patients as compared to SnC and UM patients as well as to uninfected controls.

A signal was defined as significantly amplified if it was overrepresented in approximately 20% of nuclei.

Finally the late blastocyst stage showed the opposite pattern the stage was significantly depleted genes belonging to Mammalia-Eutheria and Chordata-Euteleostomi groups and it was overrepresented of genes in Opisthokonta-Bilateria group.

And there's a misrepresentation of violence as well – which is not to say that violence can't be a part of it, but it's overrepresented in the media, especially the tabloids".

(Although it should be noted that it is overrepresented in the Electoral College: it has roughly one electoral vote per 100,000 voters, versus a national average of 0.4 electoral votes per 100,000 voters).

Here, it is overrepresented in ChIP-seq peaks for the E-box-binding factor TAL1.

The Aus allele appears largely restricted to South Asia, notably around eastern India and Bangladesh, as typical for the aus cultivar-group [ 47] in which it is overrepresented.

Heterochromatin is often highly repetitive, and if it is overrepresented in the interscaffold portions of the genome, then a lower recombination rate for this component is predicted (Dooner and He 2008).

This network motif, where a master regulator controls multiple targets in response to a single signal is named single-input module (SIM, Figure 4a) and it is overrepresented in bacterial regulatory networks [ 2].

Each term in the Ontology Fingerprint has an enrichment P value indicating the degree to which it is overrepresented in the literature about the gene or the disease (13).