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Others in southern Europe might say the same as they stumble over representatives of foreign-investment firms legging it round office blocks and down-at-heel plants looking for the deal of the century.Net foreign direct investment, broadly in retreat since 2007-08, is growing again, most strongly in Spain, followed by Italy, with Greece and Portugal still laggards (see chart 1).

But those cardboard boxes also spill over with books that are still-loved and long-lingered-over: representatives of the high-volume, high-turnover genre of the romance novel.

The respondents were over-representative of female and younger GPs compared to the GP population in Australia and Qld.

The number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders recruited to the survey constituted 1% of the survey sample which was over-representative of the wider Victorian population (approximately 0.7%).

Our GP sample was over-representative of younger, female, and group-practice GPs when compared with the overall population of GPs in Belgium.

The 20 robust candidate genes were significantly over-representative of genes that were circadian in many tissues (two sample two-sided Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, p<0.005) (Fig. 3 a).

When compared with available data on NZ medical practitioners [ 26], our respondents were under-representative of GPs who trained overseas (30% vs 42%), and over-representative of women (51% vs 44%).

Parallel cross-sectional analyses were undertaken using data from the 2007 National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing 2007-NSMHWBB, n = 8,463), under-representative of remote and very remote residents, and selected participants from the Australian Rural Mental Health Study ARMHSS, n = 634), over-representative of remote and very remote residents.

Still, our sample may be over-representative of those who relapsed after being in compulsory drug detention and may under-represent the population of IDU who ceased injecting following exposure to this type of program.

The sample is over-representative of those potentially exposed to greatest risk, given that 11 of the interviewees (55%) had first had sex by age 16, compared to 28% of 20 24 year old females in Natsal 2000 (Wellings et al., 2001).

While the sentinel selection approaches based on abattoirs that are open all weeks and multi-criteria are geographically representative, the large abattoir selection approach is geographically over-representative of abattoirs in central and southern Ontario and has no representation of abattoirs in northern and eastern Ontario.