Sentence examples for uneven composition from inspiring English sources

The earliest bronzes were of uneven composition.

Materials and Methods: This study was designed to rule out the effect from the uneven composition of the samples on TMD symptoms.

Prinz and Mandelbaum's essay "Poetic Opacity: How to Paint Things with Words" is a badly spliced and uneven composition.

Thus, a possible uneven composition of pOPC in anterior and posterior CC may also account for the differences observed.

Representation of consensus patterns with the position count matrix is able to give a full description of the uneven composition in each position, i.e., some nucleotides occurred much more frequently than others.

Burkholderia genomes are notable for their plasticity and uneven composition: the primary chromosome harbors conserved genes linked to metabolism and cell growth, whereas the secondary chromosomes carry more niche-specific genes (Holden et al. 2004; Chain et al. 2006).

The uneven homeologous regions between each pair of LGs might represent a feature of the genome composition of F. × ananassa.

The technique revealed uneven temperature and composition maps in the core packed bed and in the vicinity of the wall due to flow maldistribution.

The results of tomography revealed uneven temperature and composition maps of water and deuterated water vapours in the core-packed bed and in the vicinity of the wall owing to flow maldistribution.

In month 5, only 20% of the bands covered nearly 80% of the band intensities, indicating an uneven microbial community composition with few dominant species.

While not nearly as garbled as some of Palin's more memorable "word salads" (so delightfully parodied by Tina Fey on Saturday Night Live), Going Rogue, written by Palin with evangelical author Lynn Vincent, is both uneven in its composition and erratic in its argumentation.