Its practice may be more uneven, with research in men's anti-violence groups in the USA, for example, finding two problems: definitions of accountability often were absent or diverse or unclear, and the burden of policing men's sexist behaviour typically fell to women (Macomber 2012).
The educational value of online courses has been debated for years, based on a large but uneven body of research.
We have found an uneven amount of research conducted on some dimensions compared to others.
What we have found promising in response to this tension is an increasing, and progressively nuanced, recognition and understanding of the existence, causes, and implications of the uneven global health research and institutional playing field.
Women publish less, and one reason might be an uneven distribution of research funds between women and men, in that women are given less funding than their male colleagues.
A nuanced understanding of the dynamics and implications of the uneven global health research landscape is required, along with a willingness to explore pragmatic models that seek to balance these competing drivers.
Africa demonstrates an uneven geographical spread of research capacity, and there is a dearth of published research done in Africa for Africa [ 4].
According to a March 2009 report by Mintel, a market research firm, uneven pigmentation is a major concern for more than one-third of women in the United States, rapidly closing in on dry skin and wrinkles.
The uneven capacity for conducting research around the world raises questions about the capacity for conducting systematic reviews.
At least part of the reason for the uneven dissemination of intervention research findings into population health practice appears to be lack of information relevant to the needs of decision makers when they are managing scaling up processes.
