Sentence examples for uneven over time from inspiring English sources

In addition, enforcement of the policy was somewhat uneven over time, generally being strongest in cities and more lenient in the countryside.

It was not possible to analyze growth over time using repeated measures ANOVA or GLMM because extensive mortality in one of the groups (>80% prior to fledging in unlined, heavily parasitized nests) made sample sizes very uneven over time.

Moreover, the total revenue from technology transfer in US universities and research hospitals is "dominated by a few very large royalties from fewer than 1% of total patents" and is uneven over time: "pharmaceutical royalties are high – but very rare," and "equity cash-ins from spin-outs are only occasionally large, and are one-time" [ 93].

"People change over time.

Over time, uneven growth along the cell perimeter could generate a narrow indentation as cell expansion preferentially occurs in the developing lobes.

Progress is lumpy and uneven — but as Smith observed, over time the Invisible Hand disperses its blessings.

However, an increasing number of people are finding that this kind of fixed approach does not suit the kind of situation you find yourself in, where uneven contributions have been made over time.

But a closer look at these data (Holzer, 2010) shows that the decline in middle-skill jobs over time is somewhat uneven across occupation or industrial categories, and its magnitude depends to some extent on how we define middle-skill jobs.

The global burden of asbestos diseases over time will be uneven, reflecting the extent and patterns of asbestos use.

Systemic issues such as funding, and provincial and national government support resulted in uneven service deliver across provinces and over time.

If the uneven revenue issue does not balance out over time, it will certainly be interesting to see how the larger landscape adjusts.