Sentence examples for 2 dispersal from inspiring English sources
Fig. 2 Dispersal of different preformed biofilms by the nitric oxide donors SNAP, Noc-5 and NO-aspirin on polystyrene during exposure at 4 °C.
Habitat connectivity analyses were carried out on the basis of (1) habitat suitability maps generated from these models and (2) dispersal data from mark recapture studies.
Factors that prevented change were: (1) lack of effective, coordinated local leadership; (2) dispersal and transience of the local population; (3) lack of cohesive environmental planning; and (4) strong sense of neglect and 'being forgotten' by residents.
Police delivered 16 dispersal orders, fired smoke rounds on the crowd, and, as of midnight the highway was still closed.
Pat Camden, a police department spokesman, said that so far officers had issued 39 dispersal orders involving 174 people, and that 12 people had been arrested in four incidents.
The collective added that there should be an immediate moratorium on arrests, raids and prosecutions in light of the report, and that civil orders against street based sex workers such as section 35 dispersal orders must also be abolished.
Theories proposed to account for this puzzling distribution include: (1) dispersal of the genus at an earlier geologic period when South America and Africa were joined; (2) transportation of the sticky seeds on the feet of birds; (3) floating and rafting long distances; and (4) dispersal by human agency.
Fig. 3 Dispersal of different preformed plant pathogens biofilms by molsidomine and NO-aspirin at 4 °C.
Figure 3 Dispersal of Salmonella biofilms by diethylamine NONOate sodium salt.
For modelling of gas (SO2) dispersal, the boundary layer pollution model AERMOD (Cimorelli et al, 2005) was used.
