| There are frequent complaints about Parliament's social unrepresentativeness, particularly its male and upper and middle-class character. |
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| All politicians and mainstream media voices have stressed the unrepresentativeness of the terrorists. |
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| Some groups will always miss out, and the quotas will by their very nature heighten the unrepresentativeness of those taking part. |
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| We believe this low response rate and the unrepresentativeness of the responders is an important result itself. |
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| The unrepresentativeness of party caucuses is seen as a contributor to inter-regional frictions in Canada. |
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| But I don't think that its own judgment of unrepresentativeness can outweigh its obligation to set the record straight once it publishes the original story. |
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| In addition, in order to guard against unrepresentativeness within each group, we used an equal number of test takers with different characteristics of gender to facilitate comparisons. |
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| Given that this was a small study, comparisons with the wider population are likely to exhibit some unrepresentativeness on at least one criterion. |
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| Problems encountered include small numbers of subjects or exposed cases, unrepresentativeness of the studied populations, inconsistently defined outcomes, and heterogeneous methods of exposure assessment. |
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| The legitimacy of democratic movements should be reasserted where it has been eroded, because one of the factors in the rise of rightwing extremism is the alleged unrepresentativeness of traditional political forces. |
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| This initiates a vicious circle, in which unrepresentativeness fuels cynicism about parties, which discourages individuals from joining parties, thereby exacerbating the original lack of representativeness. |
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| The problem of unrepresentativeness affects other groups with power to fill in the generalities of human right treaties. |
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| This term is generally attributed to systematic methodological errors, systematic instrument bias, neglected energy sinks, and unrepresentativeness of the G term. |
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| Another shot across the bow would be to remark on the unrepresentativeness of the substitute measures used to stand in for good physician behavior. |
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