Sentence examples for underrepresented in terms of from inspiring English sources

They're hugely underrepresented in terms of the people who are really driving the movement forward, but there are a number of women podcasters, for example.

"Farmers are historically underrepresented in terms of what they return to the state in food supply and income and rural amenities," said Peter J. Furey, executive director of the New Jersey Farm Bureau, the state agriculture sector's lobbying arm.

However, as the brilliant Bisi Alimi – the gay migrant from Nigeria who hugged voters in Nigel Farage's constituency of South Thanet – has said, we are woefully underrepresented in terms of queer MPs from ethnic minorities.

There is now another small venue on Leith Walk, but the area been historically underrepresented in terms of venues, as well as being far removed from the activity of the Edinburgh Festival.

While the STEM fields get a lot of attention for their diversity issues, they aren't the only fields that are underrepresented in terms of diversity of interns and full-time hires.

This means that the BLAST hits belonging to this group are significantly underrepresented, in terms of number of hits or bit score, or both (Additional file 1 : Figure S1B-D).

And I'm sure we're underrepresented now in terms of numbers.

Women are underrepresented in crosswording – in terms of setting, at least.

Recent studies show women are still underrepresented in business programs, both in terms of the student body and faculty.

GO Biological Process (BP) terms that were underrepresented in the set of 303 RA-Zoo responsive genes compared with the 20K cod microarray included "anatomical structure morphogenesis", "aromatic compound catabolic process", "ribonucleotide metabolic process", and "carbohydrate derivative catabolic process" (Fig.  3a).

This means that asylum-seeking women were underrepresented in our survey, which may have affected our results in terms of health care access for this group.