Sentence examples for less often represented from inspiring English sources

Envy is less often represented in the theatre than jealousy.

Because they lacked government support, Buddhist themes were often represented using less expensive materials and techniques.

Thus, as Richard H. Wilkinson says, the temple estate "often represented no less than a slice of Egypt itself".

The polarity of a carbonyl group is often represented using the Greek letter delta to indicate a partial charge (that is, a charge less than one).

Likewise, cobra goddesses often represented the Eye.

Comparative studies in schools for blind children often represent less than 1% of the estimated prevalence of blind children.

Indeed, very low birth weight (VLBW) babies, less than 1500 grams, often represent the smallest and the newest members of our communities and are often at greatest risk for mortality and morbidity.

Using a 335 μm net, the AVANI trawl can collect microplastics from the sea surface at speeds up to 8 knots as it "skis" across the surface, whereas the manta and DiSalvo neuston trawls must be towed slowly in a less turbulent sea state and often represent shorter tow lengths.

Genotypes 2 and 3 are seen in these countries less often and usually represent the minority of infections.

Studies have shown that factors such as a gradual onset of symptoms, no motor dysfunction, unspecific and mild symptoms are less often recognised as representing stroke.

Some political experts said most Pennsylvanians were less concerned about trade than union leaders, who often represent workers in the industries hardest hit by trade deals.