Sentence examples for massively represented from inspiring English sources

We also identified associations for members within two spruce- (or generally conifer-) specific groups massively represented in the OMT superfamily and the phenylpropanoid P450s (clade of CYP750, Additional File 8), respectively, both with entirely unknown functions (Additional File 1).

Women's voices are massively under represented at peak listening times; solo women represent only 13% of total breakfast hours and just 12% of total drive-time hours.

Self-discharge is massively reduced, represented by an 18% smaller loss of open-circuit voltage after monitoring for 24 h.

"'Squee' was a word we noticed had been represented massively, just representing a high-pitched squealing sound, as produced by an animal or a creaky hinge or something like that.

"It's no different from anyone here and we are all massively proud to represent our country.

"Massively parallel sequencing represents a particularly powerful form of dPCR in that hundreds of millions of template molecules can be analyzed one by one," explain Papadopoulos and his coauthors in their 2011 study.

Next-generation sequencing (NGS), also known as massively parallel sequencing, represents an effective way to capture a large amount of genomic information about a cancer.

"If a very thin slice of experience is being represented, it is massively limiting.

Although that would still massively under-represent women, it would signal some progress.

Tough federal gun control measures could make a big difference, but passing any such measure through both the House and a Senate that massively over-represents small, rural states with a disproportionate number of gun-owners would be impossible for the foreseeable future.

You can understand why – mothers want to see their lives represented, and as a demographic they're being massively underserved.