Sentence examples for more evenness from inspiring English sources

Yet it is worth trying in an effort to curb prices and instill more evenness in global pricing.

In order to promote more evenness in the quality of teaching and learning across preschool settings, the second step taken by Singapore in its efforts to reform kindergarten education was to develop a curriculum framework outlining broad teaching and learning principles and strategies for the holistic development of children.

Thin rubber gloves can be useful to help spread around the lotion for more evenness.

In addition, samples with high LGG abundance were significantly more even; initial evenness of microbial communities has been suggested to preserve the functional stability of an ecosystem [65].

The vaginal community in the BV group (Evenness = 0.3327) was more even than in the CN group (Evenness = 0.2185) and indicated that bacterial community in the BV group had greater species diversity.

In contrast, the assemblage becomes more even (as measured by the exponential form of the Shannon index, which takes both evenness and richness into account) at the time when resources are most depleted.

The diversity and evenness follow similar trend i.e. the forest type which is more diverse is also more even (Fig. 5).

The diversity and evenness went parallel to each other i.e. the forest type which was more diverse was also more even.

Though the difference was small, Pielou's species evenness index was significantly higher in high LGG samples (p<0.041), demonstrating that communities with high abundance LGG were significantly more even than those with a low abundance of this species.

Diversity and evenness of forest types were concurrent to each other i.e. forest type which was more diverse was also more even.

Pine plantations also had lower evenness than did oak-hickory forests, meaning that the bird communities in plantations were dominated by a few species, rather than having many species of more even abundance.