| The accessory gland protein-coding genes were isolated in such a way that favors overrepresentation of highly expressed genes. |
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| The state has said that giving tribal representatives a vote in the Legislature would result in overrepresentation of some districts. |
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| So instead of underrepresentation in the Senate, they want 10-fold overrepresentation in the Senate. |
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| This discrepancy may result in a mismatch between perceived and actual diet and thus lead to overrepresentation of patients in the action and maintenance stages. |
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| The report also noted that there was an overrepresentation of business people and an under-representation of participants from other groups. |
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| The overrepresentation of Aboriginal people in Canada's prisons and penitentiaries is well known. |
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| There's an overrepresentation of persons with disabilities in this country on unemployment, and also without benefits. |
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| The overrepresentation of Roma children within the administration of juvenile justice remains a serious concern. |
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| The TI Chapters involved in AEW note the small proportion of women in SMCs and PTAs, as well as an overrepresentation of wealthier parents. |
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| Despite a lack of significance in individual microhabitats, there was a trend toward overrepresentation of large seeds in most microhabitats with woody cover. |
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| Perhaps an overrepresentation of marrieds and born-agains helps explain the abortion responses, which are on the anti-choice end of the current spectrum of polls. |
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| We have come a long way but still have much to overcome, particularly in our overrepresentation in the criminal justice system and lack of access to adequate education. |
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| The overrepresentation of minorities in the Army is often cited as proof of the continuing struggle for people of color in the mainstream economy. |
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| Nobody bats an eye at the overrepresentation of men in prison. |
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| Finally, this study examined potential explanations for the overrepresentation of Aboriginal youth in custody using available data sources. |
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| Moreover, the number of normally represented countries has continued to increase, while the level of overrepresentation has moderately decreased, which confirms the overall positive trends. |
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| On the whole, the respondents were quite representative of the general population, although researchers noted a slight overrepresentation of women and individuals aged 50 to 70 years. |
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| Less satisfaction has been experienced regarding thermal comfort both in summer and winter which might be due to the overrepresentation of women working in north facing premises. |
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| What we need are targeted prevention services that help families address these factors to reduce the overrepresentation of First Nations children in care. |
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| The purpose of the Court is to test a therapeutic court monitored approach aimed at addressing the overrepresentation of Aboriginal persons in the Yukon courts. |
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| Universal suffrage was significantly diluted by the gross overrepresentation of rural areas from the 1890s onward. |
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| The overrepresentation of black men in these charges represents another form of criminalization of a community that experiences the criminalization of our bodies, families, youth and so on. |
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| The Task Force employed a women-centered approach to corrections, stressed the importance of meaningful choices for women and emphasized a concern about the overrepresentation of Aboriginal women in the federal prison system. |
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| There is a slight overrepresentation of individuals who have recently had contact with the government among those who do not support the idea of self-government. |
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