Sentence examples for markedly uneven from inspiring English sources
The government's spending review has produced a markedly uneven impact on Whitehall departments.
Notwithstanding the methodological caveats of this explorative study, and the scope for more in-depth analysis, our findings suggests that beyond the myriad of individual planning cases, the emerging landscape of wind energy development in England is markedly uneven, and sometimes inequitable.
We found that the distribution of p-oncomirs, p-mirsupps, and other miRNAs (referred to as o-miRNAs) was markedly uneven in these five groups (Figure 1).
In the CAR, for example, HRH distribution across the prefectures was reported to be markedly uneven.
Yet, despite this increasing need and rapid market growth, pharmaceutical good governance in individual countries has been markedly uneven globally.
Cut-points were chosen to be consistent with Potter et al (1995) if feasible or, when this resulted in markedly uneven groups, were based on the distribution in controls.
The lumpen, slightly liquid disarray of these forms is beautiful; their uneven surfaces contrast markedly with the clear, hard gleam of the crystal, but also seem to increase its powers of refraction.
APP did not vary much by independent variables, except age (lower among the oldest and higher among the youngest), area deprivation (an uneven distribution but markedly highest among those in the most deprived areas), self reported air pollution due to wood or oil heating, factory etc., and in all three variables representing dwelling conditions.
Markedly, the gains in reducing infant mortality have been uneven, and the developmental challenge of improving life conditions remains to be fully addressed.
Uneven gap spacing affects the temperature distributions, but it does not impact the maximum temperature rise markedly.
