Sentence examples for unequal manner from inspiring English sources

Racial categories, while unscientific, have been used to distribute economic resources and political power in an unequal manner.

That has made the people of China far better off, if in a highly unequal manner, and transformed the isolated Maoist state into a global player.

Once mitotic spindle and centrosomes are properly positioned in an unequal manner, a set of adaptor proteins, such as Miranda and Pon, are localized to the basal side of cells (Knoblich 2010; Bonifacino 2014).

The weight of these socio-environmental impacts is distributed in an extremely unequal manner.

In practice, we need to allocate the privacy budget (default 1) into haploblocks in an unequal manner to ensure it is not overspent.

The work is technically sound and the results are truly unexpected: The different morphological events of the embryogenesis are not affected by oxygen levels to a similar extent, but rather, each morphological event responds to such variations in an unequal manner.

Imprinting refers to allele-specific gene expression that depends on the parent-of-origin manner, a form of unequal contribution by parental genomes primarily occurring in the plant endosperm [ 13]-[ 16].

Performed in cold, rainy but elatingly festive conditions on the night that I attended, Christmas Cracker ends in the same joyously eccentric, wondrously witty and indissolubly Shakespearean manner that has marked its progress over two unequal portions.

For all we know, the uprising in Bahrain owes some of its genesis to Google Earth, whose rendering of that country's unequal land distribution among rich and poor seems grist for all manner of discontent.

We propose this segmentation method in the manner where segments of a protein sequence are of unequal lengths and each segment is represented by a distribution feature which is computed as follows.

The Simplified PROFUNCTION index, in which all items have an even weighting, was created in the same manner as the PROFUNCTION index, in which items had unequal weightings, and had minimal prognostic differences amongst the original score items.