"unequal use of" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might say: "The unequal use of resources has caused an imbalance in the distribution of wealth."
In agreement with this result, grasses in shadow areas tended to be longer than in other areas, indicating unequal use of resources depending on the placement of barriers.
There was little evidence that assessment rates were associated with unequal use of services.
By using mixed model analysis, unequal use of the devices will not necessitate correction, as long as missing data can be considered to be at random.
Causes of unequal use of IVF services should be studied further, and resource allocation for high technology should be made transparent.
The question of whether codon bias, the unequal use of synonymous codons [ 1, 2] is acted upon by selection has been studied extensively in many organisms, including Homo sapiens.
Although the overall process of l-arabinose assimilation is redox neutral, it leads to an unequal use of cofactors with two reductive NADPH-dependent and two oxidative NAD+-dependent steps.
There was unequal use between hospitals; Plymouth had 33% of use compared with Taunton, with only 4%.
As a measure of the power to discriminate between genotype classes, we used the Welch statistic (the t-statistic appropriate when the variances of classes are unequal, using the standard output for the t.test function in R [ 33]).
Owing to (a tendency towards) an unequal sex distribution, use of hormonal contraceptives, baseline anxiety scores, and the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs across the two groups [ 5], all analyses were performed with these four covariates.
Deficiencies of the health insurance systems, with results such as unequal and unaffordable use of oral health services, led politicians to call for the development of a new health insurance system for all.
Conversely, unequal or inconsistent use of weaning protocols and the frequency with which periods of spontaneous breathing (non-invasive strategy) or trials of spontaneous breathing (invasive strategy) were permitted represent important post-randomisation study design considerations that could bias estimates of the duration of ventilation in unblinded weaning trials.
