Surprisingly in such a discussion, Mr. King declines to mention that United States wealth is at its most unequal point in a century.
Bartels, in his book "Unequal Democracy," points out a strong correlation between voting in Presidential elections and income growth during election years, rather than income growth over the full length of a Presidency.
However, FDA is easier to apply in situations with more frequent sampling, sampling at unequal time points and missing data.
Hou et al. [63] derived an approach for modeling the structure of a longitudinal covariance matrix containing unequal spaced time points, which can be used in this allometric mapping model.
Because these estimates of species richness per habitat are biased by unequal sample sizes (point counts per habitat), we also carried out rarefaction analysis to interpolate estimated species richness to equal sample sizes.
Tandem and segmental gene duplications, recombination, unequal crossing over, point mutations and diversifying selection have been shown to contribute to R-gene diversity.
R genes have evolved and clustered on the plant genome through various mechanisms such as tandem and segmental gene duplications, recombination, unequal crossing-over, point mutations, and diversifying selection.
One points to "unequal school education which puts poorer students at a significant disadvantage – and often they are poor, black and from rural areas".
Complications in reading this information arise because the growth increment produced by a given tree in a given year may be of unequal width at different points around the bole and at different heights in the tree.
From Figures 2b and 3b, the seven spectral points possess unequal importance in noisy speech recognition.
