Sentence examples for underrepresented research from inspiring English sources
In general, the automotive industry, the retail sector, and the chemical and pharmaceutical industry are underrepresented research contexts in which economic, environmental, and social impacts need to be studied more thoroughly.
Although the biotechnological potential of mangrove microorganisms has been an underrepresented research topic, two cellulase genes were identified in the bacterial isolates of the mangrove soils and were subsequently characterized (Gao et al. 2010; Yang et al. 2001), demonstrating the potential of this environment to degrade cellulosic compounds.
Comparison of the inventory with the research needs should allow identification of underrepresented research areas in need of attention.
African Americans suffer worse health outcomes in part because they are severely underrepresented in research and, consequently, may be omitted from developments in new genetic technologies and clinical advancements.
The fundamental purpose of the MAS program and its sponsors is unsurprising: to combat the lack of underrepresented minorities doing research in the aquatic fields.
More generally, he argues that a crucial step toward resolving the imbalance of underrepresented minorities in research is increasing the visibility of science as a viable career option.
Hrabowski believes that improving undergraduate retention rates is the key to promoting diversity, adding that his personal definition of success is attracting more students from underrepresented groups into research and then sending them off to graduate school in the sciences.
"We need to focus on groups underrepresented in our research, and that would include transgender people in rural areas," she told VICE.
Although African-Americans experience a disproportionately high burden of disease [ 1, 2], they remain underrepresented in clinical research [ 3- 14].
One example is the collaboration of practitioners in Madrid and New York improving inclusion of underrepresented populations in research (for example, physicians, social workers, or health educators) [ 29].
African-Americans remain underrepresented in clinical research despite experiencing a higher burden of disease compared to all other ethnic groups in the United States.
