Sentence examples for a re-distribution from inspiring English sources

As it represents a re-distribution of funds from the worse off to the best off, it is therefore a highly regressive policy.

Battery failure is associated with a re-distribution of water between the cells with some drying out and having high impedance.

Exogenous overexpression of FLAG Rheb, a proximal activator of mTORC1, also caused a re-distribution of eIF2Bɛ mRNA into polysomes and a stimulation of eIF2Bɛ protein synthesis.

A re-distribution of glucosinolates from roots to leaves would explain the similar changes in transcript levels of BGLU23 and TGG1 in the two organs, which stands in contrast to the observed changes in glucosinolate levels.

On the Oxfam partnership, for instance, Lewis cautioned: "Since this is still a re-distribution of secondhand clothing to global markets, the clothing could still end up being discarded into a landfill, just in another country, instead of being upcycled by Marks & Spencer". Reducing textile waste, of course, is a key part of the answer.

Other features of the proposals included a re-distribution of finances and the merging of the SPL and the Scottish Football League.

But a re-distribution-minded Black President, insisting on helping those at the bottom, only means one thing - to the barricades.

The overall FE estimate of the proportion of total cancers detected by ultrasound was 0.29 (95% CI: 0.27 0.31); the estimate of an RE distribution mean was 0.31 (95% CI: 0.25 0.37).

A topographic re-distribution of SPs indicating a spatial reorganization occurred only after early, not after late sleep, and only for predictable responses.

This requires the development of a strong set of criteria specifying what conditions would trigger a change of mode, or what class of phenomenon would require an interruption of "normal" observations, or a significant re-distribution of resources, in order to make detailed observations of its development.

Besides reducing Parliament's size from 751 to 705 elected representatives, a proposed re-distribution of seats, approved by the Parliament as a whole on Wednesday, would also place 46 of the 73 UK seats to be freed up by Brexit in a reserve.