Sentence examples for under represents from inspiring English sources

That statistic grossly under represents the huge amount of work that most teachers put in outside the school day (preparing class materials, marking papers, etc).

That list features the world's most prominent consumer electronics players, and it under represents all the upstart companies who think they can deliver their own gadgets faster and better than their lumbering rivals.

In his current photo show, Moby under represents the more sensationalistic aspects of the "cult of the innocents" and instead focuses on their mute and somber penitence.

But, as noted, this probably under represents the GPCRs expressed in ES cells.

Expected species-accumulation curves demonstrate that the current estimate of species richness of fishes for Saba Bank under represents the actual richness, and our knowledge of the ichthyofauna has not plateaued.

The cohort therefore under represents patients with primary refractory disease.

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

Although it is difficult to know the precise numbers of men and women who participated in the riots, this breakdown probably under-represents the number of females that took part.

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

This historical period has been shown to under-represent the frequency of high-magnitude events.

We also show that the indicator set of species provides good coverage of several threat categories, though it clearly under-represents those in the most threatened classes (Text S2, Table S8).