Sentence examples for a large distributional from inspiring English sources

But there is a third category: areas where the climate has had a large distributional effect, which may be good or bad, but usually appears to be negative.

The hyperinflation crisis had a large distributional impact: poverty increased by 25% points and the Gini coefficient by 6.3 points between 1988 and 1989, although it should be noted that inequality had been increasing steadily between the 1985 stabilization and the 1989 hyperinflation-induced jump.

While growth bounced back quickly after the contagion of the Mexican financial crisis, the episode had a very large distributional impact: poverty increased by 5% points and the Gini index by 2.7 points in a year.

"... it's also true that much of the elite defense of globalization is basically dishonest: false claims of inevitability, scare tactics (protectionism causes depressions!), vastly exaggerated claims for the benefits of trade liberalization and the costs of protection, hand-waving away the large distributional effects that are what standard models actually predict.

The species are mostly separated by large distributional gaps.

In spite of the large distributional range, no isolation by distance is found.

The boxplot of the unnormalized RLE shows large distributional differences across the samples; these differences are amplified in data normalized by cpm and total count scaling.

Despite their large distributional ranges – they also colonized the LV (both lineages) and LM (Pseudocrenilabrus) region – the genera Astatoreochromis and Pseudocrenilabrus never underwent considerable speciation.

There were two large distributional peaks with the lowest peak at C6/7 or T1/2: the first peak at C5/6 and the second peak at L3/4 or L 4/5.

Moreover, the large distributional gap between North American and southern South American sister-taxa of Serpula (see inset map in Figure 3) favours long distance dispersals to historically continuous distributions with subsequent vicariance.

This biogeographic pattern was not previously suspected for the delicate skink and explains the large distributional gap across western VIC between the eastern suburbs of Melbourne and Little Desert NP in north-western VIC.