Sentence examples for represent under from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes a methodology for identifying and, if desired, downweighting studies that do not appear representative of the population they are thought to represent under the random effects model.

But to represent under 1% of the population of a club of 25, and one that is taking an increasing number of decisions by majority vote, is potentially more worrying.

By contrast, independents represent under ten per cent, and one New York editor said that only a third of the three thousand brick-and-mortar bookstores still in existence would remain financially healthy if publishers didn't waive certain terms of payment.

Worldwide, women still represent under a quarter (21.9%) of all elected parliamentary seats, but in Rwanda the post-genocide situation, in which 70% of the country's remaining population was female, and the introduction of quotas requiring 30% of political and government candidates to be women, have brought about real change, in national and local politics and across public positions.

Mayo, Nanos and Metha stems represent, under certain aspects, a design evolution starting from shared concepts: reduced femoral violation, non-anatomic geometry, proximal calcar loading and lateral alignment.

According to interviews held and documents analysed during the SEEPRO project, in 17 of the 27 member states of the EU, male workers represent under one per cent of the workforce (Oberhuemer, Schreyer, & Neuman, 2010).

Many models with the ability to represent under-, equi- and over- dispersion have been proposed in the research literature to overcome this restriction.

Landscaping, a store greeter, and an electronic kiosk were selected for study because they represent under-studied variables in the store atmospherics literature.

Each value xi was then decreased by an amount di ∼binomial xi, pu ), generated using the Matlab function binornd, to represent under-counting.

However, this preconception may represent under-diagnosis and bias in diagnostic testing.

Red nodes stand for over-expressed proteins in breast cancer while green ones represent under-expressed proteins.