Sentence examples for unequal representations from inspiring English sources

For the dorsal pathway consisting of the FPN, unequal representations of the visual hemifields have been intensely debated.

Firstly, in terms of validity, these data are uncorrected for differential hybridisation kinetics, which can result in unequal representations of SNP alleles [ 27, 31, 33, 41, 42].

North American PEDV clade I and clade II were uneven in size (n = 43 and n = 24, respectively) and had unequal representations from the US states; some states were represented in only 1 clade (Table).

A relaxation of nudity standards would only worsen the already unequal representation of the female body, which is usually the unclothed one.

"She doesn't yet know about the gender pay gap or unequal representation or the barriers that make it so hard for so many women to pursue careers.

Dahl writes, "In effect, those fifteen words end all possibility of amending the Constitution in order to reduce the unequal representation of citizens in the Senate".

The new book Men and Development: Politicising Masculinities draws together lessons from this work and argues that progress depends on going beyond the personal – getting political about matters long regarded as "women's issues", such as unequal pay, unequal domestic labour burdens and unequal representation in politics.

Positive feedbacks in the system reinforce the unequal representation of interests.

There was unequal representation among European countries, with a larger number of responses from Italy, the UK, Spain and France.

The emerging powers that have been most vocal about unequal representation in global governance are the ones that have the most unequal domestic societies (Gray and Murphy 2013: 190).

It strikes me that the unequal representation at the top of classical music by women is even more grievous, given how many girls take part in music further down the food chain.