Sentence examples for total representation of from inspiring English sources
For long-term evolution, a proper measure is thus not individual fitness, but inclusive fitness, the total representation of one's traits in future generations (Hamilton 1964).
The total representation of genes (% values) of three major functional categories (besides 'Others') is shown in bold & underlined text.
The incidence of each HPV genotype was determined and the percent total representation of each was calculated.
The total representation of TE-related sequences in the human genome is probably even higher, as many of the sequences of the most ancient TEs have deteriorated beyond recognition [ 3].
We estimate that 203 of 248 CEGMA genes are complete in our gene list, and an additional ten genes are represented as fragments, for a total representation of 86% of the eukaryotic core gene set.
Other states have more black lawmakers, but their percentage of the total representation is lower than that of the states' black populations.
These approaches, however, suffer from lack of total representation because all protein is not solubilized prior to gel separation and the majority of proteins detected by western blot are limited to highly abundant proteins [ 39, 40].
I think so but I often don't like to put the burden of total representation within art.
In the end, however, the Conservatives triumphed, capturing more than 37 percent of the popular vote and adding 19 seats to reach of total of 143 seats—still short of majority rule while the Liberal Party lost 27 seats from its total representation, dropping to a total of 76 as it registered its lowest percentage of the national popular vote (26 percent) in the party's history.
Many of the individual variants for each epitope peptide sequence represented a significant percentage of the total representation ranging, up to 37% (Table S1).
In fact, he conceives of Finkler as so total a representation of Jewishness that he uses his name to stand in for the word Jew: "It took away the stigma, he thought.
