Sentence examples for predominantly underrepresented from inspiring English sources

Under this new system, applicants could receive points for underrepresented minority status, socioeconomic disadvantage, or attendance at a high school with a predominantly underrepresented minority population, or underrepresentation in the unit to which the student was applying (for example, men who sought to pursue a career in nursing).

Mr. Mutlaq and his group had emerged as a leading force in predominantly Sunni provinces, which were underrepresented in the last parliamentary vote, in 2005.

Mr. Mutlaq's group, in alliance with Ayad Allawi, a former prime minister, had emerged as a leading force in predominantly Sunni provinces, which were underrepresented in the last parliamentary vote, in 2005.

We determined that differentially methylated CpG nucleotides predominantly arise intragenically and are underrepresented in promoters and are overrepresented in the middle and 3′ end of genes.

Moreover, our study cohort is predominantly African American (72.6 %), often underrepresented in many studies or trials, despite comprising 10.4%% of the Medicare end stage renal disease population.

If those lactobacilli, which predominantly produce H2O2 are missing or underrepresented, serious problems including BV [ 42, 43], recurrent urinary tract infections [ 32] or even an increased risk of pre-term delivery are likely to occur [ 30, 44].

While it is women who predominantly die of cardiovascular diseases, they are markedly underrepresented in clinical studies [ 60].

Bigfoot, underrepresented in reality, is also underrepresented in pop songs.

Compared with the demographics of the county, low-SES African American males were underrepresented even when the participating churches were predominantly African American (Carter-Edwards et al., 2002).

Consistent with our previous findings using a limited number of codominant AFLP markers (Liu et al. 2007), genotyping of F2 lines revealed that SNP markers displayed predominantly a two-grouping pattern, indicating that heterozygotes were vastly underrepresented and most loci were homozygous for one or the other parental type.

miR-320 members (miR-320b, -c, d, and -e) were abundant in both mutant KRAS (DKO-1) and wild-type KRAS (DKs-8) exosomes, but underrepresented in the matched cells, indicating that some miRNAs are transcribed and predominantly exported into exosomes, independent of KRAS status (Table 2, Supplementary file 1A).