Sentence examples for responded unevenly from inspiring English sources
"The F.B.I. responded unevenly at home, with only some field offices devoting significant resources to Islamic extremists," Ms. Hill read.
Professional communities in the two countries have responded unevenly to the processes of reform and internationalization.
Indeed, every bacterium responds unevenly to oxidative stress due to differences in the permeability of cell membranes [37].
A study by bioethicist Mildred Cho of Stanford University and colleagues finds that most institutions responded with vague, inconsistent, and unevenly interpreted policies.
The Mancino Law, passed in 1993, had responded to the resurgent right by sanctioning the propagation of "racial and ethnic hatred," but it was unevenly enforced.
Such a cell may transmit relatively little information about other, non-preferred stimuli (for example, by responding indiscriminately to a number of other stimuli or unevenly to their transforms) but will still be very useful if it conveys maximum information for one particular stimulus.
Responding to passenger and airline complaints that rules were being unevenly applied, the Federal Aviation Administration this week issued a list that is supposed to be followed uniformly by every airline at every airport.
Many dioceses have already developed policies for responding to accusations of sexual abuse, but they vary from diocese to diocese and are unevenly enforced.
The case of more than 30,000 nurses in 12 European countries responding to the RN4CAST survey demonstrates how professional nurses and nursing practice are undermined when the ideals of a PPM are unevenly implemented or unavailable [ 4, 12].
31 33 34 Unfortunately, the various tools cover the domains unevenly, and more work has to be done to investigate tools in the important domains of 'contributing to safety culture'optimizinging human and environmental factors', and the sub domain of 'recognizing, responding to, and disclosing adverse events'.
Wealth is unevenly distributed.
