Sentence examples for unequal pattern from inspiring English sources

This installed a uniquely unequal pattern of landholding, sustained by serfdom and slavery.

The intermontane basins stretching from southern British Columbia to central Mexico exhibit a strikingly unequal pattern, with areas of water surplus in the mountains lying adjacent to areas of marked deficit in the basins.

Instead, the Bank wants to see more emphasis on providing public goods—such as education, roads and farm-related research and development—in rural areas.Some would say that a larger rural population and a very unequal pattern of landholding strengthen the case for land reform.

Brazil has one of the world's most unequal patterns of land distribution.

Less seamless, though, was the division of everything but child care because they had lapsed into unequal patterns during their parenting leaves.

Procedural liberal philosophers, such as the late John Rawls, decry large inequalities in wealth not because such unequal patterns of holdings are inherently objectionable, but because unequal economic power translates into unequal political power, rendering unfair the procedures of democratic decision-making which ultimately determine the rules of the game.

These features reduce biases associated with unequal patterns of use and/or access.

Although the general trend of unequal patterns of gene retention is clear, the exact number of secondary gene losses of Pax4 and -10 remains difficult to determine.

When combined with unequal patterns of base substitution, these observations can explain the overabundance of specific starting and ending nucleotides in SSR loci (Table 1).

Afterwards, considering that the expression of AChE and BChE genes frequently changes with development and/or proliferation states [ 34], the possibility remained that tumours with distinct differentiation grading displayed unequal patterns of AChE or BChE mRNAs.

The utilization of neutral models in genetics and ecology have yielded similar results in the past: in presenting quantitative arguments for when unequal patterns of appearance imply mechanisms of selection [ 12, 44, 45].