Participants represented all six categories of membership composition listed in the NHMRC National Statement [ 11].b Ethics office staff, lay people and research representatives were the most strongly represented categories.
It is most strongly represented in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States.
London has the highest proportion of all other religions except Sikhism, which is most strongly represented in the West Midlands.
And giving more power, as he wants, to the European Parliament would bolster the country most strongly represented in that body by virtue of its population namely Germany.Moreover, much of Mr Schröder's vision would replicate, on a wider scale, Germany's own federal system.
Women are most strongly represented in secondary education, where they make up 36.7% of head teachers, and in public appointments, where they account for 36.4%, the analysis found.
For our next step, we decided to look at the educational backgrounds of women founders to determine which universities and majors or graduate programs are most strongly represented among women founders.
Among Christians, Catholics were the denomination group most strongly represented (26% of full sample), followed by Protestants and Non-Denominational Christians (a group which often is heavily composed of fundamentalist evangelicals and members of stand-alone "megachurches"; Table 4).
As the PCA transformation maximizes the spread in inhibition values by a "pseudo-inhibitor" created by the recombination of inhibitors of the dataset, inhibitors that are selective for subgroups of targets are most strongly represented in the relevant transformed coordinates, with the (mutually orthogonal) coordinates ranked (PC #1, PC #2, etc).
McKinsey & Company's "Women Matter" study reports that the companies where women are most strongly represented at board or at the top-management level are also the companies that perform the best.
The categories most strongly represented were researchers, health professionals and lay people (32%, 24% and 18% respectively).
