Sentence examples for underrepresented data from inspiring English sources
In all stages, the dominant B-type variants belonged to the rupsB group and rupsA/B related transcripts were underrepresented (data not shown).
Although plasma membrane proteins have fundamental roles in tumour biology, they tend to be underrepresented in data sets, especially in the studies that used 2D gel-electrophoresis for protein fractionation.
Unidirectional connections are significantly underrepresented in our data set, and non-connected pairs are significantly overrepresented in our data set.
By synthesising all available data, the incidence of symptomatic pertussis and the extent to which SI is underrepresented by notification data can be estimated.
The data imbalance phenomenon arises when one of the classes to be predicted is underrepresented in the data because instances belonging to that class are rare (noteworthy cases) or hard to obtain.
Interestingly, speeds ∼20 mm/s were underrepresented in this data set (see 'Materials and methods'), reminiscent of underrepresented speeds at gait transitions in humans or ponies (Hoyt and Taylor, 1981).
From there it's just a matter of soliciting voice recordings from any group that's underrepresented in that data set.
Unidirectional connections are significantly underrepresented in our data set.
For example, E. coli membrane-associated proteins are vastly underrepresented in existing data sets of PPIs.
For one, we find that flies walking at 20 mm/s are underrepresented in our data set.
Difficult cases of parents and children who refuse to cooperate with the researchers might be underrepresented in these data.
