Sentence examples for increased unequal from inspiring English sources

Strains with defective cohesion showed elevated rates of marker loss compared with WT, indicative of increased unequal sister chromatid exchange events (Huang and Moazed, 2003).

In particular, because scientists/physicians have received increased, unequal, partially unearned, societal advantages, as compared to many other people, they have increased responsibilities to "give back," to help promote equal opportunity/protection from harm, as virtually all professional-ethics codes recognize, e.g., [ 37].

The composition of team meetings (with facilitators, research staff and the senior trainer) no doubt increased the unequal power dynamics inherent in the situation and led to facilitators seeking to portray their experiences in particular ways.

Indeed, the effect of lowering of the expected number of events would only further increase if unequal expression of isoforms would be taken into account and would therefore strengthen the conclusion that AS events were not under-represented in the experimental peptide sets.

One consequence of higher frequencies of one codon in homopolymer runs is increased opportunity for unequal recombinations and/or slip-mismatching during replication.

Incomes of the poor increased, but in an unequal way.

In addition, inequality in this vastly unequal society increased during several years in the last decade.

As compared with control, mitotic index values were decreased and chromosome aberrations (anaphase bridges, C-mitosis, micronuclei, lagging, stickiness, breaks, and unequal distribution) increased with increasing concentrations and the longer period of treatment.

The coefficient of variation (CV) of mother cell volumes was significantly lower than for their daughter cells, confirming that unequal divisions increased cell-size variability during a single cell generation.

For example, heterozygosity for a polymorphic inversion has been proposed to increase susceptibility to unequal recombination because it may lead to abnormal meiotic pairing [ 29, 98].

Although most genomic regions show correct type I error rates, some regions may show increased error rates due to unequal relatedness among the strains [40].