Sentence examples for patchy view from inspiring English sources

Yes, perhaps, for a biographer, this adds another dimension to a patchy view of a subject's character.

Together these studies offer a rather patchy view of sex-specific selection in human populations.

The current gardening trend is not to cultivate large, unruly shrubbery in your front lawn, and certainly not pine trees that block the view or patchy and wild Aspens that want to take over the universe.

A forest, for example, can be viewed as a patchy ecosystem that is composed of gaps in the forest canopy and clusters of trees of different ages that resulted from past disturbances.

Yet, despite this patchy evidence that suggests public views are complex and nuanced, many decision-makers have clear statements of the relatively simple criteria they wish to use and as pragmatic economists we can simply respond to these.

The police forces' piecemeal and patchy strategies reflect this way of viewing such crimes.

The combination of enzyme recruitments and LGTs coupled with independent gene losses and gene gains in different lineages can therefore lead to patchy distributions of NISE forms when viewed across broad phylogenetic distances.

Histological and ultrastructural data support this view, but such data are patchy and currently available only for a limited number of taxa [ 4, 8, 9, 12, 69].

Macroscopic views of adult intestine revealed a patchy pattern of expression of the GFP transgene (Figure 4B and C).

One viewer wrote on the BBC's Points of View message board: "I found it very patchy.

He said there was a good chance of patchy cloud over Stonehenge and this could affect the view, though there would be some "decent sunny spells" during 17 hours of daylight.