Sentence examples for a scattering for from inspiring English sources

On the contrary the sample number 107 shows a scattering for vital organism at 22 and 36 °C and NO3- (see the black circular line in figure 4).

Knittel et al. [ 271] reported that oxycodone showed a positive linear correlation between VH and blood concentrations, but with too great a scatter for extrapolation of levels from VH to blood.

[C4.] Recent patents for voting technologies cover a scattering of ideas for computer voting -- but little in the way of fine-tuning the current process.

But recent patents for voting technologies or systems cover a scattering of ideas for computer voting -- but little in the way of fine-tuning the current voting process.

It is a relatively gentle introduction to Trumpworld, a scattering of antagonism for the gathering crowd.

Activists began producing videos, including a scattering of programs for public access television.

Serve the tart with a spoonful of crème fraîche and a scattering of raspberries for each person.

About 70 percent of the islanders are of British descent, and visitors there say there is no more than a scattering of support for an Argentine takeover.

Except for a scattering of bonafide film critics the audience was mostly underground filmmakers & would-be underground filmmakers.

Vast areas of Banda Aceh remain empty except for a scattering of tents and cobbled-together shacks.

These have the added sweetness of maple syrup and a scattering of sesame seeds for dramatic effect.