Sentence examples for represented poorly from inspiring English sources
It seems I was fired not because Applebee's was represented poorly, not because I did anything illegal or against company policy, but because I embarrassed this person.
The CSTRs corresponded to the well mixed outer layers of the Taylor vortices; the exchange volumes represented poorly mixed vortex cores.
It's not that this subject matter isn't represented, it is just represented poorly.
Justice Samuel Alito conceded these facts where "indefensible" and "bizarre," but kept the focus where Roberts did: the problem of "opening the doors" to a wave of state claims from defendants complaining that they were represented poorly by their lawyers.
Finally, a tree was made from both the ancestors (where possible) and the individuals that represented poorly covered families (supplementary material S3a, Supplementary Material online).
While short-term plant responses to global change are driven by physiological mechanisms, which are represented relatively well by models, long-term ecosystem responses to global change may be determined by shifts in plant community structure resulting from other ecological phenomena such as interspecific interactions, which are represented poorly by models.
Even the missense mutations represent poorly conserved amino acid changes.
It is, however, unclear whether the latter subtype is a distinct group or represents poorly sampled tissue (Sorlie, 2007).
Observations with > 25% missing or > 50% neutral answers (n=13) were considered to represent poorly completed questionnaires, and were deleted.
This conclusion holds even if we consider all mouse UniGenes, including those with no gene symbol assigned; such UniGenes represent poorly characterized, often weakly expressed transcripts.
To test this prediction and determine its relevance to breast cancer, a panel of immortal and transformed mammary epithelial cell lines representing poorly differentiated to well differentiated states was evaluated for Zeb1 mRNA levels and miR203 levels.
