Sentence examples for much more patchy from inspiring English sources

Both these groups of HEPN domain proteins are also widely distributed among major bacterial lineages (Table  1, Additional file 1) but show a much more patchy distribution in bacteria than in archaea.

Radio coverage was much more varied ubiquitous in some countries, but patchy in others.

However, she said that real cultural change in the professional game remained "patchy" and accepted there was much more to do.

However, work is much more intense and stressful; investment in skills is patchy and lots of people feel overqualified; and, as the article rightly says, people are more tightly controlled.

PtdIns(4,5) P2 staining was patchy, at best, when digitonin was used to permeabilize cells, whereas saponin gave a much more uniform pattern.

Here the story is more patchy.

But the truth is that this a more patchy affair.

His record with British films was more patchy.

Amor is much more common than "love" in most of Spain, but in tourist spots the English word holds sway.Much of the content embedded in digital maps is still patchy.

Others point out that the picture is more patchy.

"It was a much more hysterical situation then than we're seeing now," Tony Concil, a spokesman for the group, said, recalling the SARS crisis of 2003, when information about the disease was patchy.