Sentence examples for over represents from inspiring English sources

Given that the raw participation rates and differences in grades between those that did and did not participate were both similar to those reported in prior studies, these results strongly suggest that data collection with low-stakes RBAs systematically over represents high-achieving students, regardless of assessment administration method.

Appropriate to the game's dimension-hopping narrative, every game over represents the forging of a new timeline.

Fasting, like so many practices of denial and mortification in cultures the world over, represents our persistent hubris in trying to tame our bodies by subjecting them to unnatural rules.

Another character with an unsavory past is also a familiar face from earlier books in the series, and by now almost a comic figure: Khamis Zheydan, longtime friend of Yussef, inveterate smoker and a killer many times over, represents one of the most interesting of Rees' characters, who has evolved into a wisecracking, disconcertingly likable sociopath.

Regarding limitations, the Kingston study sample over represents the highly educated older adults compared to the reference population of the 2006 Canadian census data.

MarketScan also slightly over represents the 'Central' and 'Southern' climatic regions and under represents the 'Northeast' as compared to the distribution of the overall population.

We used to fight over representing him in the police station.

However some segments of the sequence were over represented.

Casualty clinics are also over represented as referring agent when compulsory psychiatric care is involved [ 15].

So this correlation can be seen even when the W repeats are not over represented.

Genes involved in mitochondrial biogenesis and RNA polymerase function are also over represented.