This, combined with the low prevalence of polygyny as the ancestral human state, suggests that there was a reasonable level of evenness to mate exchanges (low reproductive skew).
Crop diversity (e.g. the number of agricultural crop types and the level of evenness in area distribution) in the agricultural systems of arid Central Asia has recently been increased mainly to achieve food security of the rural population, however, not throughout the irrigation system.
Both thermophilic and mesophilic bacterial community shared similar level of evenness (Shannon index, Additional file 1: Figure S2a, S2b), while the archaeal community of the mesophilic reactor (Shannon index, Additional file 1: Figure S2d) showed a lower level of evenness than the thermophilic reactor (Shannon index, Additional file 1: Figure S2c).
Replicating these levels of evenness in a field trial shows that the evenness of natural enemies found in organic fields promotes pest control and increases crop biomass.
Use a level to ensure evenness of the surface.
Since evenness of a system varies inversely with the Gini coefficient, this result again indicates that AKS2 cells in biofilm have a higher degree of evenness with respect to their ability to utilize different C-sources than their planktonic counterpart.
Although T and I capture the desired information about gene expression levels and distribution, we added a measure of evenness to give our linear model more flexibility.
Beside these analyses an overall diversity was compared at genus level of the both 16S-SOLiD and 16S-454 data, using the Shannon-Weaver index and Simpson Reciprocal index, a measurement that combines diversity (the number of different nodes at a certain level) and evenness (the relative abundance of each node).
Michael spoke softly and with a sort of evenness that made me wonder if he was a little bit drugged.
When delivering a speech or making a pitch, using a low registry (and a sense of evenness), will give you an air of authority.
