Sentence examples for uneven rate from inspiring English sources

Namely, a big part of the share shift can also be explained by the uneven rate at which people abandon older browsers like IE6 for newer ones like IE8 or Chrome.

The map of heat-related hospitalization reveals an uneven rate pattern, with higher rates in the urban core.

If there is an uneven rate of drop-out between groups, the benefit to the group with less attrition may be inflated because of the added effect of follow-up.

Many Third World cities have uneven rates of water coverage, often serving less than half the population.

Segmented assimilation theory posits that uneven rates of intergenerational acculturation the process by which immigrants and their children learn the language and normative lifestyles of a new culture can be detrimental to the parent child relationship.

This means that there may be uneven rates of change in the construct being measured.

This may be taken to mean that the cyclins of this group evolved both rapidly and at uneven rates.

The nonrandom distribution of these features may contribute to the uneven rates of sequence evolution across the C. cinerea genome.

In this context, the unusual association of Campodea and Speleonectes is most likely due to anomalies in the evolution of the molecules, such as uneven rates of substitution and/or attraction of long branches.

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.

This is primarily due to an uneven frame rate," Brad Shoemaker wrote in a 2005 Gamespot review, where he gave the game a 8.7.