Sentence examples for unequal extents from inspiring English sources

Sex specificity in expression of incompatibility, transmission, or level of linkage to incompatibility factors impedes introgression at neutral markers to unequal extents across genomic regions, even in the absence of functional epistasis.

Different bearing configurations investigated are free and choked orifice-flow types and equal and unequal radial extent of the top and bottom pads.

Or perhaps the reward structure is unequal to an unfair extent, leaving some workers with unfairly low pay for the work they do.

Hence, the extent of unequal expression of mutated versus wild-type transcript and protein is characteristic for each mutation, implying cis-acting regulatory mechanisms.

Uneven distribution of proteins across blotting membranes may occur since protein movement out of the polyacrylamide gel matrix occurs at unequal rates and to different extents as influenced by protein MW and solubility in the transfer buffer.

Power distance refers to the extent to which unequal power distribution is accepted in institutions and organisations.

Pitfalls are that not all types of connectivity data have been investigated to the same extent and the unequal availability of data for different organisms.

Therefore, the extent of an unequal carry-over effect for each treatment was tested by adding the proportion of heroin-positive urine samples of both periods for each patient and comparing those by a two-sample t-test (Welch t-test).

Measurements of gene expression levels (as well as other types of omics data) can be affected by a variety of non-biological factors including unequal amount of starting RNA, different extents of labeling, or different efficiencies of detection between samples.

The conditions of the unequal contest have been altered, to an extent, by the intervention of Western powers with air strikes, prolonged and sustained over the last few days, destroying tanks and artillery.

The inherent variability and uncertainty of using data from this small and unequal sample of patients was addressed to some extent by our extensive sensitivity analyses.