Sentence examples for observed uneven from inspiring English sources

An innovative gas distribution system was used to overcome the often observed uneven gas distribution to the active CH4 oxidation layer resulting in overloaded areas causing CH4 emission hot spot areas in the biocover surface.

We have observed uneven genetic background at the chromosome level in the 184 genotyped PreCC lines, and such pattern becomes stronger when we examine at finer resolutions.

This analysis also yielded enriched gene sets, or "leading edge subsets" which represent the bronchial airway smoking-related genes that contribute most to the observed uneven distribution.

Finally, in order to correct for the observed uneven amplification efficiency, we normalized our data to a reference sample of mixed DNA from 100 individuals that was processed at the same time [ 5].

As in the other case studies we observe uneven distribution in the number of original annotated genes; see Figure 7.

χ2 test Examining the non-resident P&I hospitalizations, we observe uneven patterns in the distribution of state of residence.

It is also known that intra-day data are observed in uneven intervals making them not straightforward for immediate analysis.

It was observed that uneven bottom surface, low bearing arch and large radius of the transitional arc connecting bearing arch and bottom surface were the major reasons accounting for low load-bearing capacity of plates.

This surprising result, i.e. the interface being stronger than the hardened cement, was attributed to water suction from cement into the dry sandstone during setting, which was corroborated by the observed very uneven fracture surface.

The observed exceptional uneven chromosome condensation in homozygous A1B hybrids seems to be characteristic for all Oenothera species studied so far (Wisniewska, 1935; Kurabayashi et al., 1962; Cleland, 1972; Golczyk et al., 2008).

We also observed an uneven contribution from different regions of the continent to the data through the different time periods studied, most likely due to variations in the availability of health-reporting infrastructure as a result of political or economic instability.