Sentence examples for patchy than from inspiring English sources

Chao2 and ICE tend to overestimate when patchiness is high whereas Jackknife 2 tends to be more stable for patchy than random distributions where it tends to overestimate.

As the Count, the baritone Roberto Frontali seemed more vocally patchy than on opening night.

Macpherson's report undoubtedly shook the police out of their complacency but it seems that their progress in tackling these issues has been far more patchy than the rest of Britain.

The work of jurisdiction around e-waste suggests jurisdiction can be more multiple, distributed, and patchy than prevailing theory allows.

The distribution of tube-building amphipods was generally more patchy than that of free-living animals, although some variation among species was found within each category.

'medium' expression was defined as red flourescence that was visible at 1/300 exposure but that was considerably weaker or more patchy than that seen in 'strong' constructs.

Recent announcements from the Department for Education suggest progress on the £2bn PSBP, announced last June, has been patchier than expected.

It would be an exaggeration to say it's only a ghost of its former self, but it has acquired a slightly routine quality and the new cast is much patchier than the first.

The performance of its actively managed funds, while broadly good, is patchier than its supposed informational advantage might suggest, and the larger this part of the business gets, the harder it becomes to beat the market.

"I would love to say in an ideal world, across the country, that people had access to as good a screening and as good care pathways as we've got," says Jones. "But I think it's much patchier than that".

At all of the timepoints observed, it appeared that Fgf15 expression was much patchier than that of cyclin D1 (compare Figure 2B to Figure 2E for instance), confirming the heterogeneity in Fgf15 expression.