Sentence examples for most numerous representing from inspiring English sources

Officially, China has fifty-six ethnic groups; Han Chinese are by far the most numerous, representing more than ninety per cent of the population, and, historically, the vast majority of Han are proud of their role in Tibet, which they see as a long, costly process of extending civilization to a backward region.

The unclassified elements were the most numerous, representing on average 80% of the hits in both introns and exons (Table  2).

The organization of miRNAs in clusters was associated to conservation status as the highly conserved miRNAs were by far the most numerous, representing an overlap of 71.4%.

The Plethodontidae, the most numerous, represent a large and diverse family of salamanders that all respire through their skin.

Amongst Coleoptera the most numerous is Curculionidae represented with 41 species, especially Otiorhynchus – 10 species and Stephanocleonus – 8 species, Carabidae – 21 species and Chrysomelidae – 7 species.

These families were among the most numerous in our B73 sequence, representing 68.4% of all mapped reads.

The arthropod tree at the Harvard Museum of Natural History (see Figure 2) represents the most numerous group of taxa on Earth and is part of a major gallery, Arthropods: Creatures that Rule, that opened in 2006.

The Mandinka, who represent the most numerous ethnic group, was used as the reference group.

In urban air, fine and ultrafine particles (< 100 nm) are most numerous among all particles and represent the highest surface area per mass.

TFs and miRNAs represent the most numerous gene regulatory factors in the genomes of multicellular organisms, and multiple lines of evidence suggest that miRNAs are tightly linked to TFs in gene regulatory networks.

TbpB-group 29, the most numerous genomogroup in WA, could represent such a cluster in the Kimberley region where 11 out of 22 tbpB-group 29 isolates from this region originated from the same local precinct.