Sentence examples for scarcely represented from inspiring English sources

Pashtuns are scarcely represented in the Northern Alliance.

He claimed to speak for the commercial interests and even for the colonies overseas, the latter scarcely represented in the Commons.

Komatsu was less than 35% as large as Caterpillar (measured by sales), was scarcely represented outside Japan, and relied on just one product line small bulldozers for most of its revenue.

This branch is scarcely represented in Africa, but diversified outside of Africa, especially in Europe and the Middle East.

We found a trend indicating an inverse relationship between the similarity to the host proteome and the ELISpot reactivity (Figure 1), consistent with our hypothesis that antigenic motifs scarcely represented in human proteins are more likely to be CTL targets for the host.

In particular, in patients CO and CA the surface expression of HLA-E appears virtually absent while at least decreased in patient MT. These findings might suggest that, in agreement with previous reports [22], [23], HLA-E is often scarcely represented on melanoma cell surface.

Whatever else Angela Merkel may do, she is not going to invade Belgium or Poland, and Putin's Russia, though obnoxious enough, scarcely represents a strategic threat.

In terms of dollars, the closing of Mr. Bartlett's 10-year-old business -- which at its peak had annual sales of $6 million -- scarcely represents a loss to the $142 billion industry.

Possum, Holness' directorial debut, could scarcely represent a sharper detour from his early work.

There must scarcely be a country not represented in the United Nations of composers programmed by Joel Sachs in Juilliard's annual Summergarden concerts at the Museum of Modern Art.

Dynamic, physiological processes will often be represented by scarcely sampled measurements, especially when repeated blood samples are required.