Sentence examples for unequally represented from inspiring English sources

Other gene functions have also been found to be unequally represented on the human X chromosome.

There are many reasons why alleles might be unequally represented even when present in equimolar amounts [ 8, 19].

Although the literature on the determinants of children's OHRQoL is abundant, it is unequally represented, with more than half of the studies conducted in Brazil.

We designed the study to address four questions: 1) Are any SARPs unequally represented among amino acids in genes expressed during eyestalk development?

However, in our models, the two major PUFA species, DHA and AA, appear to be unequally represented in the altered ethanolamine phospholipid fraction, pointing toward a selective enrichment of AA over DHA in response to plasmalogen deficiency.

In response to supplemental questioning, IFG members likely made additional comments and because these probes were not applied equivalently across groups and countries, the frequencies of certain thematic categories were unequally represented.

Fifteen of these 66 (22.7%) were represented unequally between the normalized and native libraries (Table 4).

Twelve of the 62 (19.3%) were represented unequally between the libraries (Table 5).

In the GGMM, we used cubic Bayesian penalized splines [ 16] to flexibly model FSH levels evaluated at unequally spaced times, where the rate of change is represented as the first derivative of the smoothed mean FSH level, and we assumed a t-distribution with 4 degrees of freedom for the model residuals [ 17] to accommodate large fluctuations in FSH levels.

We knew already that molecular forms represented a source of stratification (i.e. they were unequally distributed between the resistant and susceptible phenotypic groupings) and would require some form of correction in the analysis, but the key question was whether differentiation was localised or widespread throughout the genome.

Intronless genes are a feature of prokaryotes; however, they are widespread and unequally distributed among eukaryotes and represent an important resource to study the evolution of gene architecture.