Sentence examples similar to Substantially distributed from inspiring English sources
Population estimates deviated from normality when the survey proportion and detection probability were low but otherwise appeared substantially normally distributed.
BactPARGs are found in representatives from all eukaryotic supergroups, except Plantae, but are substantially less distributed among eukaryotes than the canonical type.
Beneath areas that have remained relatively undeformed including the Wyoming craton and the Great Plains craton we detect Sp conversions in the 90 140 km depth range that are substantially weaker and more distributed in depth than those beneath less stable regions.
Some duplicates were physically segregated from the remaining array by divergent non-coding sequence; where this had occurred, these genes diverged substantially and variation was distributed discontinuously.
Stratification ensured that those fractures which were minimally displaced that are associated with a very substantially improved outcome, were distributed evenly between the groups.
Among the remaining 17,211 men, IQ scores were normally distributed, and the distributions did not differ substantially according the Apgar score categories (figure 1).
These are companies that are mandated by law to distribute substantially all of their income to shareholders.
If the digital audio recording device is not part of a physically integrated unit and substantially similar devices have been distributed separately at any time during the preceding 4 calendar quarters, the royalty payment shall be based on the average transfer price of such devices during those 4 quarters.
Especially in a setting with distributed databases, this substantially limits the power of a malicious central party.
Early avemetatarsalians were substantially more species-rich, widely geographically distributed and morphologically diverse than previously recognized.
First, in geographically distributed networks it can substantially reduce the latency of read-only transactions.
