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Kaolinite is distributed in a relatively dispersed pattern in the study area, and contains abundant intercrystal micropores (Figs. 4c, 6c).

Given such a relatively dispersed particle size distribution, good central and peripheral distribution should have been achieved [13].

Amongst many environmental pollutants, cadmium (Cd) is an endocrine disruptor which is relatively dispersed in the environment mainly because of pollution from a variety of sources, including mining, smelting, fossil fuel combustion, batteries, paints, plastics, and tobacco smoke [ 8].

Besides migrants in China moved to the areas with an expected high income, more factors affect SARS transmission, such as the Chinese New Year and seasonal changes such as the crop harvest period resulted in a return migratory flow, but this was relatively dispersed throughout the country, such as Sichuan, Anhui, Hunan, Hebei, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia.

He found party power relatively dispersed among different sectors and levels, in a "stratarchy" of shifting coalitions among component groups representing different social strata.

Conversely, sequences were relatively dispersed to several clinical centers, presumably due to a variety of factors, which commonly influence clinical facilities from general population, such as recommendations from family, friends and neighbours, trust in a given physician, and closeness of specific clinical centers to own house.

If rural poverty is relatively dispersed and powerless, global laissez-faire towards an urbanisation without livelihood sets up pathologies of violence, the consequences of which are not difficult to foresee.

Otherwise, the equivalent energy is relatively dispersed.

As shown in Fig. 11, transport flows are also relatively dispersed.

This correlation is reduced in setups in which multiple lesions grow relatively dispersed in the abdomen, as it is the case in our intraperitoneal model [14].

At the higher pH values of 7 and 9, the products turned into relatively dispersed small particulates instead of spheres (Fig. 4b, c).