Sentence examples for low evenness from inspiring English sources

In contrast, junction candidates resulting from sequencing artifacts tend to be supported by reads that align unevenly across a junction and may have low evenness scores even when they have very high coverage.

The low evenness in areas outside ORI compound can be attributed to excessive disturbance, variable conditions for regeneration and exploitation of some species (Wassie et al. 2005).

Communities in open habitats were often characterized by hyper-abundance of a small number of small-bodied species, leading to low evenness.

On the other hand, majority portion (27%%) of the study area belongs to high evenness class, nearly equal portion (21 % and 22 %) to low and very high evenness classes, 17 % to medium evenness class and 13%% to very low evenness classes (Fig. 6).

Most individuals, however (96%), belonged to just six species, which yielded a low evenness index for this assemblage (E = 0.07).

The low genera richness, low diversity and low evenness points to the fact that the additional chemical energy source at seeps stimulates only a few species, that respond significantly to the increased food availability.

Interestingly, lowest evenness and lowest diversity are detected in bacterial mats (mean J': 0.02; H'loge: 0.03).

Overall, these findings indicate that the highest numbers of archaeal OTUs were observed in sediments close to the seamounts, where the lowest evenness and the highest viral production were also observed.

The lowest evenness value was found in the 15- to 24-year age group (E = 0.081), and the highest value was found in the <1-year age group (E = 0.180).

Low species evenness (e.g., nearshore and shelf stations in Figure 3), exacerbates the influence of sample size ([138] cited in [139]).

Paddock sites had the lowest species evenness of saprophages, with two species being particularly common.