Sentence examples for unequal production from inspiring English sources

The electron charge asymmetry reflects the unequal production of W+ and W- bosons in pp collisions.

Paternal effects, whether caused by meiotic drive, i.e. the unequal production of male and female producing sperm [ 27], or suppression of the manipulative effect by nuclear genes [ 28, 29] are therefore more plausible mechanisms.

Causes and consequences of unequal seed production in forest trees: a case study in red oaks.

The productions of different fractures in horizontal well bore are unequal, the productions of outer fractures are higher than middle fractures; the pressure in the well bore shows an uneven distribution, the pressure declines gradually from finger tip to heel end.

Different intellectual property laws create unequal conditions for the production and distribution of goods and the rendering of services.

This paper directs analytical attention beyond the material to include the discursive realm and demonstrates that the production of unequal risk is contingent upon how hazards are differentially perceived, represented, and contested in social spaces.

For instance, Pazner and Schmeidler (1974) found out that there may not exist envy-free and Pareto-efficient allocations in the context of production with unequal skills (when there are high-skilled individuals who are strongly averse to labor).

The World Health Organization lists Kenya among African countries experiencing health workforce crisis catalysed through immigration, underproduction, inconsistent quality of production and unequal distribution.

In order to determine the influence of optical path difference (OPD) in an asymmetric binocular catadioptric system, we analyzed a production law of unequal optical paths and modified a catadioptric stereovision structure.

In addition, pol-II-dependent transcription in the rDNA stimulates unequal recombination 15 and ERC production.

This openness is valued because it democratizes knowledge production and helps restructure unequal power relationships [ 14], especially disparities in access to knowledge that traditionally characterize lay-professional relationships [ 15].