Sentence examples for under representing from inspiring English sources

Atkinson's intervention comes at a point when the BBC has finally admitted it has a problem with under representing older women on screen, after years of criticism.

Between 1989 and 1991, for example, 1,187 banks and S.& L.'s went under, representing more than $454 billion in assets, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

The science standards of New Mexico elucidated the fact that our focus on the multiple lines of evidence for evolution could sell some states short, under representing the quality of their standards.

For example, our ability to validate ChIP-seq peaks not detected by ChIP-chip, using the ChIP-chip reagents and methods demonstrates that our ChIP-chip data is under representing the HLH-1 binding sites.

This bias is compounded by Anglophone databases and journals considerably under representing the totality of RCTs.

However, the number of positive samples is under representing the actual number due to antibiotic treatment.

One study found that the SEER coverage area may under represent tobacco-related cancers [ 27].

"First Past the Post is artificially dividing the UK – giving the SNP nearly all Scottish seats on half the vote, while excluding Labour from the South of England and over-representing them in Wales and under-representing the Conservatives in the North of England and Scotland.

The data from the telephone survey represented trainees proportionately in 11 of the 13 participating countries, while over-representing trainees from Jamaica and under-representing those from the Bahamas.

Australia has an indigenous population under-represented in higher education.

Women have a tendency to undersell or under-represent their qualities and competencies compared to men.