Sentence examples for significantly more representative from inspiring English sources

Following the justified controversy over the whiteness of the 2016 Oscar contenders, the Bafta nominees are significantly more representative.

The scratch lottery ticket gave a significantly more representative sample in terms of education level.

Thus, these results indicate the suitability of the 3D alginate bead culture as an ideal specific microenvironmental condition for CRC cells as it is significantly more representative of the tumor microenvironment than the monolayer cell culture.

In a sample of 100 patients with detailed arterial blood gas information, the worst PaO2 was significantly more representative of mean PaO2 than was the first PaO2 in the ICU (P < 0.0001 for the first 24, 48, or 72 hours), as reported in our paper.

When more detailed information was obtained from a random sample of 100 patients, the worst PaO2 value over the first 24 hours was significantly more representative of mean PaO2 than the first PaO2 value measured upon admission used by the EMShockNet study group [ 6].

The microbial community comparison at the phylum level using RDP classifier revealed that the IBS-D library had significantly more representatives of Proteobacteria and Firmicutes than the HC library, whereas the condition was the opposite with Actinobacteria and Bacteroidetes.

Thus, it is critical that the new Iraqi government form a significantly more inclusive representative government and policy.

LCNB was technically successful in 100% of patients (55/55) and VAB was technically successful in 98% of patients (63/64), but more importantly VAB was significantly more often representative than LCNB.

Washington State has one of highest numbers of licensed naturopathic physicians in the US, while the number of naturopathic physicians in Connecticut is significantly smaller, and more representative of, most other licensed states.

However, we feel that excluding this variable from the models strengthens the conclusions we are able to draw from the models, as it provided for a significantly larger and more representative sample.

Based on the above criterion, we classified the FBX protein collection from the 18 species into 3,269 groups, which either contained no recognizable modules (3,589 total), modules/combinations found rarely (3,678 total), or modules/combinations found significantly more frequently (≥10 representatives, 3,544 total) (Fischer's exact test, p<0.05).