Sentence examples for more even representation from inspiring English sources
In planning for the election, the Tunisian authorities are requiring that all participating parties list as many women as men as candidates, and to alternate them on the ballots, to encourage a more even representation of women in the constituent assembly.
And at a New York University talk this week, she outlined eight key points for progressing the medium away from stereotypical shortcomings and towards a more even representation of the sexes.
Using a custom designed microfluidic chip, Marcy et al. (2007) demonstrated that MDA reactions performed in nanoliter reactors produced a more even representation of loci amplified from a single-cell, but the impact on de novo assembly was not investigated.
As described in the methods, we therefore doubled the 'lay' vote for each question to achieve a more even representation of clinician and lay views when ranking the questions according to number of votes received.
We then manually entered the fusion junction sequence for CTSD-IFITM10 siRNA #2, so that we would have a second siRNA targeting each fusion junction sequence with a more even representation of bases on each side of the junction.
This turned out to be mostly (77.1%) nonbiology (e.g., chemistry) majors, contributing to a large nonmajors population (86.16%) in the study groups, compared with a more even representation of nonmajors (54.72%) in spring.
Other regions, for example, ASY, had a larger number of haplotypes at more even frequencies and representation across the phylogeny.
While one might suspect that an era seemingly dominated by major female stars such as Taylor Swift, Adele and Beyoncé would have a more even split, the workaday figures for representation in pop music today remain startling in their male dominance.
For this reason the dRNA-Seq datasets were compared to conventional global RNA-seq data (gRNA-Seq) which provide more even coverage and a more comprehensive representation of full length transcription units.
Miller said: "In my party, I don't just want to see Theresa May as prime minister with more women on the frontbench, but even more female representation on our backbenches too".
