Sentence examples for underrepresented over from inspiring English sources

The film explores the band's influence on popular music and the reasons why that influence has been underrepresented over the years.

The bigger problem facing the Hall of Fame is that due to the backlog on the ballot, as well as the increased numbers of team, players and thus, eligible candidates, the players from the 1990s and later will be severely underrepresented over time.

Boards in Siskiyou, Modoc, Glenn and Yuba counties have voted since last fall to support the breakaway concept, saying rural regions are underrepresented, over-regulated and dominated by urban policies.

"I think we are underrepresented all over," he said.

The classical approach to functional inference identifies annotation terms that are significantly over- or underrepresented within a given class of genes; over- or underrepresentations are identified by comparing the count of occurrences for each annotation term to the expected value, which usually arises from considering the number of genes assigned to each category in the complete genome.

The distribution of TE families relative to TE space in the nine newly sequenced isolates (normalized with 70-15) showed that some families were over or underrepresented in the genomes of rice isolates (supplementary material S2: table S2 and fig. S2 b, Supplementary Material online).

These fractions are compared with the fractions calculated per family and this indicates which families are over- or underrepresented in the South Africa wetland flora.

We next asked whether ORB+ and ORB− gene sets are over- or underrepresented in particular taxa.

Transcripts corresponding to several gene functions were found to be over- or underrepresented in each organ.

Thereof 51 categories were either over- or underrepresented in the non-normalized library.

The test is often used to identify which subpopulations are over- or underrepresented in a sample.