Sentence examples for least evenly from inspiring English sources

In contrast to CD, surgery due to fibrotic complications is a rare event in UC patients, whereas fibrotic events occur at least evenly.

Finite element analysis indicates that at least five, evenly spaced, concentrated, in-plane loads are required along the inner radius of the disk to produce results identical to an equipollent, uniformly distributed load; four or fewer concentrated loads produce noticeably poorer results due to asymmetry.

An opinion poll earlier this year indicated that 49% of Russians wished to restore the old anthem, which is a popular ringing signal on mobile phones.For many, Alexandrov's melody harks back to earlier times when poverty and injustice were at least more evenly spread.

It will require at least 150,000 evenly spaced SNP to quantify genome wide signals in cattle.

Include at least four evenly positioned strong RVDs (e.g. HD > C, NG > T or NN > G/A), especially at termini of CRD to stabilize TALE-DNA interaction [ 27, 32 ] Avoid stretches of more than three identical RVDs, especially of NG, which was shown to adopt a deformed fold even with three repeats in a row [ 29 ].

Stem: 1, erect, or 2--10+, generally ascending to prostrate, +- forked at least distally, generally evenly leafy proximally, +- leafless between distal forks.

One new twist in the production is the degree to which it emphasizes the work's comedic moments, or at least, spreads them evenly through the cast.

However, the number of isolated populations were relatively large (at least six) and evenly spread along large parts of its former distribution [ 20].

Mark at least 4 places evenly spaced apart on your plastic circle.

No one was immune, and in the end it cost the Angels a chance to at least play the Yankees evenly in the American League Championship Series.

In its basic variant, species composition is recorded on nested squares of 0.01 m2, 0.1 m2, 1 m2, 10 m2, and 100 m2, with all smaller subplots being replicated at least 3-fold and evenly spaced within the next larger plot.