The term is still used to refer to unscientific, unrepresentative and unreliable polls. It would be an unrepresentative, or biased, sample. The legislature consisted of the governor and an elected but highly unrepresentative House of Assembly. He concluded that Kinsey's sample was unrepresentative of the general population. However, Coates rejected it as unrepresentative of Eakins' oeuvre. Using highly available, but unrepresentative past memories, increases the impact bias. This avoids any possibility of an unrepresentative sample of his votes being transferred. In 2005, WWF authors identified that the population data was potentially unrepresentative. Starting in 1867, the Assembly became increasingly unrepresentative. He states that both the SRs and the Mensheviks declared this election illegal and unrepresentative. Such revaluation will lead to unrepresentative amounts being shown in the Fixed Assets Register (FAR). The performance was dogged by technical problems, and was unrepresentative of the recording. This limitation makes the collection rather unrepresentative of The Who's work up to 1968. Prices are often unrepresentative of the true value of goods and services. Epoxides, ketals, and acetals are unrepresentative classes of ethers and are discussed in separate articles.