Sentence examples for distribution is uneven from inspiring English sources

In this area, food distribution is uneven and food appears to be patchy distributed (Figure 1).

Results of the nonlinear finite element analysis showed that the shear stress is at its maximum and uniformly distributed throughout the web until buckling, afterwards, it decreases and its distribution is uneven while the entire resistance is provided by the increased tensile stress.

The number of doctors per 1,000 persons is greater in Kolkata than in most parts of the country, but their distribution is uneven; since the city is a medical centre for the northeastern region of India, its health-care facilities are always overcrowded.

Finally, the vessel density distribution is uneven.

This means that signal distribution is uneven throughout the cabin, with weaker and stronger connectivity in different seats.

The distribution is uneven and commensurate with the proportion of the areas of operation in the sample.

Across the centuries, distribution was uneven, as channels shifted and land would sink in one place and fill in somewhere else, but over all the land building process was net positive.

However, the surface topography was quite irregular, and the size distribution was uneven when the Ag-nNDLs were grown.

During the storage of the nanoformulation, the absolute value of the zeta potential usually becomes low and the nanoparticles become aggregated, so the size distribution was uneven and the nanoparticles are not so suitable for therapy as the fresh nanoparticles.

Analysis of the PLMVd-sRNA frequency revealed that essentially all positions of the genomic and RNAs were represented in the 5'-termini of the PLMVd-sRNAs; however, their distribution was uneven, with a large fraction of the counts concentrating in specific regions (hotspots).

A total of 2,757 cleaner inspections were observed from video records for all cleaner-thresher shark events combined, but their distribution was uneven, with most occurring on the pelvis (33.9%), the pectoral (23.3%) and caudal fins (22.3%), and least on the dorsal fin (2.1%) and the gills (1.5%) (Figure 4).