Examples of using Over-represented in English and their translations into Spanish
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Women are over-represented in studies related to care
are over-represented in the population of convicted prisoners;
in which women are over-represented.
Non-Albanian communities are over-represented in posts dedicated to communities and returns, but underrepresented in all
A Korean spokesman said that"a certain region had been over-represented" in the past;
Pacific peoples were over-represented at every stage in the criminal justice process.
Migrants tend to be over-represented in such temporary and part-time employment, which contributes to their overall higher unemployment in OECD countries as a whole.
SMEs are, therefore, over-represented in labour-intensive sectors characterized by a combination of relatively low entry barriers
women who are significantly over-represented among the unemployed.
To that end, and bearing in mind the fact that some regions of the world are over-represented, seats should be redistributed in favour of the developing countries.
in the Professional and higher categories on posts subject to geographical distribution are from over-represented Member States.
They are over-represented in part-time and precarious work
it seems that women are similarly less well paid, though this time it is due to them being over-represented.
They were reported to have the highest rate of mortality of any ethnic minority in Britain and to be over-represented amongst the homeless and the unemployed.
Admittedly, women were not over-represented; but they were just as numerous in the different institutions as their sisters in the most advanced countries.
they are still over-represented at the lower levels,
but were over-represented in Clade 3.
This preliminary study would seem to suggest that women are over-represented in the most stable and best-paid categories of employment.
the structure of the labour market mean that women are over-represented in low paid,
It was clear that young women were likely to be over-represented in the young parent category.