Sentence examples for represented in over from inspiring English sources

Since 1953, she has been represented in over 50 anthologies, and has published 15 books of poetry.

As a multinational banking group, represented in over 50 countries globally, Barclays understands the need for diversity across its organisation, as demonstrated by their 7th place in the Stonewall Workplace Equality Index 2013.

He was awarded over 100 national exhibition prizes, including the prestigious Hallgarten Prize from the National Academy of Design; was the author of an influential guide to painting; and is represented in over 40 museum and college collections as well as important private ones.

Ebenezar: Okay, so are there some plans UNFPA has for next month's World Population Day? Babatunde: Yes, we always celebrate it and we circulate to our national and regional offices--you know we're represented in over 150 countries in the world, and so we always try to highlight different issues on this day.

About UNICEF UNICEF is represented in over 150 countries and territories to help children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence.

The distribution of the number of BmiGI entry hits versus number of domains is illustrated in Figure 4, showing that 1050 domains were represented only once in BmiGI, while 2 domains were represented in over 40 BmiGI entries.

Proteases were equally represented in over- and under-expressed genes, while detoxification enzymes were more often under- than over-transcribed (7 under-transcribed versus 2 over-transcribed genes).

This is why we represent in over 90% of asylum, bail, deportations and high harm cases and why team managers carefully scrutinise and identify suitable cases to proceed without representation".

Among genes under-transcribed in both phenotypes, GO terms associated with detoxification process were over-represented, while those associated with cuticle/chitin metabolism were over-represented in genes over-transcribed.

The subject-object dyad, and how women were represented in narrative, reigned over our term papers, our coffeehouse discourse.

Looking at the lack of women represented in anthologies over the decades, women could have been included as just such a fringe group.