The (uneven) between-group equivalence in sample size may be responsible for the non-significant differences found for some of the demographic variables [ 19], suggesting that the sample may not be homogeneous.
Charles Isherwood on the uneven alliance between British and American stages.
But the only power struggle of significance has been the uneven contest between Mr Blair and Gordon Brown, his chancellor.
But, often as not, there is a nagging afterthought, an echo of the uneven odds between attackers and their targets.
The sightseeing buses on Flatbush are one sign that the uneven balance between the two boroughs is changing, at least on the tourism front.
Timothy Snyder was a friend of and collaborator with the late, great Tony Judt, and he has become known most recently for his coverage of the uneven battles between Russian and Ukrainian nationalism.
Obviously, what matters here is the uneven scrap between what remains of the Labour party, and the insurgent, all-conquering SNP – and if you want some sense of how mind-boggling things have gotten, Coatbridge is a good place to start.
The third issue is the uneven gap between mask and wafer surface.
The latter is particularly important in northern China because of the uneven rainfall between the rainy and dry seasons.
It likely caused by the uneven area between the upslope and downslope sides of the canopy and by asymmetrical stemflow pathways between the upslope and downslope sides of the trunk due to downslope tilting of the tree trunk.
A detailed investigation on the material flow during the wrinkle formation process revealed that the uneven stretch between the highest portion of the part and the draw-wall at the part edge caused the wrinkling problem.
