Sentence examples for severe representations from inspiring English sources

Children who consider themselves to have white marks on their teeth are more likely to select those photographs with more severe representations of mottling.

(In "Background Music" he played a rhythmically tense structures of long, dark, unbroken single-note lines mostly below middle C, a roiling and severe representation of the kind of thing Tristano liked to do).

Chronic inequalities may draw attention to past failures to deal with development challenges such as Africa's HIV/Aids crisis, malaria and tuberculosis in the 1990s where severe under-representation of Africans on its board of governors and in regional offices, and the general lack of an African voice, show that inequalities affect output and outcomes.

There is a severe under representation of biomedical research from a vast section of the world in these five journals.

This non-uniform amplification leads to relative loss of genetic material and ultimately can result in severe mis-representation of the fragments, producing inaccurate results and loss of important genetic information (fig. 1a).

The bigger issue, he said, is that "there's a severe lack of representation and diversity in the gay community".

An inaccurate count would also have severe consequences for representation since electoral districts are based on census data, as well as the distribution of federal funds.

In Pune, the representation of adults (72%) was higher and the representation of severe cases was very low.

Because the threat of habitat destruction can never be entirely eliminated, there is a legitimate concern that some reserve networks, especially highly complementary ones with minimal species overlap, may be predisposed to severe losses in species representation if one or more core reserve sites are destroyed.

However, there are limitations to the validity and quality of data in psychiatric registries, including over-representation of severe cases or inpatient data, sparse clinical detail, exclusion of variables not available from all institutions reporting to the register, and insufficient linking to other registries such as cause of death (Munk-Jørgensen et al. 2014).

There was no over-representation of severe diseases with only one-third of patients with advanced fibrosis diagnosed using biopsy or FT and 40% of patients never treated.