Sentence examples for evenness with which from inspiring English sources

A satisfactory outcome for the allocative process depends on the evenness with which these competing forces are balanced.

An indication of the consistency of Everton's teamwork this season is the evenness with which the goals have been spread around in the wake of Gary Lineker's departure to Barcelona.

An indication of the consistency of Everton's teamwork this season is the evenness with which the goals have been spread around in the wake of Lineker's departure to Barcelona.

However, this loses information on the evenness with which information at various orientations is represented.

"You know, we are sitting here, you and I, like a couple of regular fellas," says Hanna, Pacino ever feline in the evenness with which he bares his claws.

But analysis based on "isolation," or the tendency for single neighborhoods to be dominated by one racial group, and "dissimiliarity," the evenness with which two racial groups are distributed, finds Chicago remains the most segregated city in the U.S. ten years later.

As a third estimate we computed the functional evenness, FEve, as the regularity with which the functional space is filled by species, using the regularity of branch lengths in a minimum spanning tree and evenness in species abundances [10].

Functional evenness was estimated as the regularity of abundance distribution in the multidimensional functional space, i.e. the regularity with which species abundances fill the functional space.

On the contrary, evenness index, which describes how evenly the individual sequences are represented in phylotypes, was the highest in the disease attack community (Table 4).

The evenness (E), which reflected uniformity of the bacterial species distribution, was also computed.

As shown in Table  1, populations of FCoV strains from blood specimens showed high values for both diversity and evenness indexes, which indicates an almost random pattern.