Sentence examples for more representatives than from inspiring English sources

Luis Suárez, Sergio Agüero, Van Persie and Mesut Özil lead the way for the league's 29 players, but does a league that provided none of the semi-finalists for this year's Champions League deserve to have 11 more representatives than the Bundesliga, whose top teams contested the final?

California for example would get more representatives than Delaware because it has a higher population.

The family of scytalidoglutamic peptidases (G01) contains even more representatives than in the analysed plant pathogens.

Note that it should not hurt the learning algorithm if we include some more representatives than necessary, which is why we chose this conservative approach.

However, in some close organisms (such as R. prowazekii and R. bellii), this effect may severely compromise the predicting power if the bias is strong (for example, a certain taxon group has many more representatives than others) (Additional file 1: Figure S9).

The sample, though more representative than most student samples, might not represent the general population.

"It's far more representative than the House of Commons.

Consider another Etsy seller story, one less splashy, but perhaps more representative, than Emily Martin's.

The characters are more representative than individuated; they are types, with fates cast early on.

More important, the team perhaps proved to itself that its current 4-0-0-1 4-0-0-1 4-0-0-1 4-0-0-1ive than the seven-game losing strunk that preceded is.

Almost every ITMB student walks into employment on graduating, Foddering notes, and the gender mix is "much more representative" than a typical computer science course.