However, these statistics underrepresent the extent of HIV prevalence, since they only include prisoners whose HIV status is known. |
This makes it imperative to consider why jury selection in the George Zimmerman trial, like jury selection in so many counties in the United States, continues to underrepresent African-Americans. |
Horn cautioned that, as a homeless advocate, he's concerned that the count could underrepresent the number of county homeless residents. |
Even participatory planning methods may fail to accommodate this if they underrepresent both women and the very poor. |
Therefore, our data most likely underrepresent the communication abilities and communication interactions of nonspeaking seriously ill adults. |
Care should be exercised to avoid taking heights on oddly placed bolt ends that would over-represent or underrepresent pile height. |