Sentence examples for a peculiar distribution from inspiring English sources

Weight gain associated with excess cortisol occurs in a peculiar distribution, with fat accumulation confined to the central body areas, such as the abdomen, back, and buttocks.

The possibility of a rigid displacement, and therefore the existence of an inertial frame, can only arise a posteriori, as the result of a peculiar distribution of mass-energy (for example, in a universe empty of mass and energy, or with a highly symmetrical distribution).

For example, (1) the spatial spectrum of seed plasma perturbations may have a peculiar distribution, (2) there is the question of which AGWs are capable of reaching F-region altitudes, and (3) there is the question of how the properties of LSWS will be colored by neutral-ion coupling.

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) were low but showed a peculiar distribution as compared to organochlorinated xenobiotics, with higher mean values in musculoskeletal tissues, followed by liver and then blubber (Fig. 6C).

The genus Euryades, sister to Parides, has a peculiar distribution confined to the Cerrado region (south-eastern South America).

For instance, the Bel/Pao class of retrotransposons exhibits a peculiar distribution because they are absent from mammals but present in nearly all other groups of metazoans, from platyhelminthes to fishes (Copeland et al. 2005).

The finding of larvae from Guantanamo bay (Cuba) [3] displaying D. endobranchia characteristics is interesting, and points to a rather peculiar distribution pattern.

The consistency between the current study with other Nigerian studies [ 13- 15] suggests that the observed gender distribution is not due to a peculiar gender distribution of the respondents.

N. rubroreticulatus, the only Nothobranchius species found in Central Africa [ 23], is a member of the Inland Clade and showed a secondary dispersion with a peculiar disjunct distribution with one population in Lake Chad and one in the White Nile.

Most importantly, unlike gene expression data, which are generally assumed to be normally or log-normally distributed, DNA methylation data present a peculiar bimodal distribution, which breaks the normality assumption and defies the applications of Gaussian distribution based statistical approaches such as t-test or ANOVA.

Ceratopsians had a peculiar geographic distribution: the earliest and most primitive kinds, such as Psittacosaurus, are known only from Asia Mongolia and China, specifically.