Sentence examples for much greater representation from inspiring English sources

After the overthrow of the Brienne regime and a subsequent but short-lived aristocratic signoria, the novi cives or new families some even from the lesser guilds rose up in late September 1343 and established a government that provided them with much greater representation in officialdom.

This HLA distribution differs markedly from the corresponding total IEDB reported influenza A epitopes representing the complete viral proteome, which show a much greater representation, almost 50%, of class II epitopes: 225 class I and 95 class II.

We have now taken advantage of a much greater representation (as compared to 1999) of sequence databases for various species to further explore this initial observation.

Given the stringent length threshold chosen by Chung et al., our analysis probably has a much greater representation of -1 frame matreshkas (see Table 3).

However this enrichment likely reflects the much greater representation of individual tissues in the bee PeptideAtlas, which contains MS data from systematic dissections of the various body parts.

From a representative sample of Mediterranean annuals [ 28], we find a much greater representation of selfers: i.e. 34 selfers versus 11 outcrossers.

However, there is an imbalance written into the Fifa constitution which allows a much greater British representation.

"Greater representation, and greater involvement from our communities, will undoubtedly enhance our democracy".

Suffice it to say that Labour made such representations to much greater effect than the others.

The figure (top row) also shows that the first two ranks comprise a much greater proportion of older participants' representations (blue bars).

The representation of the poor is much greater in the primary than in the secondary or tertiary student population.