Sentence examples for uneven evolution from inspiring English sources

Gentrification has inspired considerable debate, but direct examination of its uneven evolution across time and space is rare.

But rock music was going through an uneven evolution, and a generation that grew up with the Coasters and Chuck Berry, the Motown sound and then the British invasion, began looking for something to turn to.

It is a measure of Russia's uneven evolution toward a more democratic state that the case against Mr. Kalugin is being prosecuted under a criminal code that will expire by July 1.

My personal favorites are the X-Men (who of course include very notable women), because they bring more heart and social relevance, as well as the intriguing scientific premise of uneven evolution and mutation.

The crisis is exacerbated by Europe's uneven evolution, which remains more an economic than political construct, as if the United States consulted the Constitution for economic matters and the Articles of Confederation for politics.

This uneven institutional evolution affects the enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPRs), the level of international openness, the quality of universities and research institutes across regions and thus the degree to which Chinese EMEs benefit from academic collaborations.

The term was coined in the 1970s to describe an uneven pace of evolution in the fossil record.

Although some families had clearly uneven rates of evolution in mitochondrial vs. cytosolic proteins (e.g., Figure 2), most of the families displayed overall branch length ratios close to 1 regardless the direction of relocalization.

A statistical, quantitative analysis on uneven TGO and its evolution with oxidation time were presented.

Yet, a close look at the biological sciences reveals that acceptance of evolution is uneven.

Conversely, although cognitive function also improved among groups, its evolution is uneven.