Similar words: watching, hatching, matching, catching, thatching, scratching, eye-catching, Chinese. Meaning: ['pætʃɪnɪs] 
n. unevenness in quality or performance.
n. unevenness in quality or performance. 
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1. The third major cause of patchiness is energy subsidy.
2. The tentacles the skin - with its patchiness that spoke of increasing age - were clear giveaway.
3. Again, then, we see the patchiness of the marine environment, both in space and time.
4. This inherent patchiness presents an additional mechanism for changing the stiffness of phospholipid membranes.
5. The ISM is not uniform,(sentencedict.com/patchiness.html) and shows patchiness even near our Sun.
6. The scepticism of councillors about the patchiness of the evidence makes some sense.
7. Patchiness during reionization should scatter some of the microwave photons, and hot areas of the IGM, such as galaxy clusters, should further distort the radiation.
8. This patchiness in phospholipid membranes is fundamental to their use as biomolecules and biosensors.
9. There are little ones on top of bigger ones, all adding to give the appearance of random patchiness.
10. "We are actually seeing the sound waves," Whittle said. "There are little ones on top of bigger ones, all adding to give the appearance of random patchiness."
11. This spatial variation in population structure may be the result of variation in the patchiness of resources exploited by gallwasps, particularly host oak plants.
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