Sentence examples for a spotty distribution from inspiring English sources

Coquerel's giant mouse lemur has a spotty distribution across western Madagascar's dry deciduous forests due to forest fragmentation throughout the region.

High resolution confocal images showed that the GR label did not evenly decorate the vimentin filaments but exhibited a spotty distribution (Figure 7, A3).

Staining of TRCs with the GABA Aα1 antibody showed a spotty distribution of GABA immunoreactivity throughout the taste cell in a subpopulation of TRCs (Figure 3A D) with no corresponding labeling in the negative control sample (Figure 3E F).

A spotty distribution of the Nter-DsRed fusion protein at the periphery of Golgi elements could be appreciated.

While the IPK gene is present within a spotty distribution of eukaryotes, the gene appears to be universally retained across the green plant lineage, which suggests that it plays a more universal role within the plant kingdom.

We did however identify a spotty distribution of eukaryotes that contain IPK, and from those examined thus far, corresponding IPK activity that could be associated with an alternative route to IPP (1) through the MVA pathway.

Immunofluorescence analysis revealed that TLR4 displayed a diffuse spotty distribution in the cytoplasm in HepG2.2.15 cells, and HBx had a consistent cytoplasmic staining (Fig.  6a).

HRTEM micrographs indicated that the coating morphology of Ni nano particles on the 8YSZ showed a spotty, discontinuous distribution and the Ni nano particles appeared as a crystalline phase.

The company that bought the book had spotty distribution, and it folded within a few years, putting Sachar temporarily out of print.

That B. burgdorferi and A. phagocytophilum seropositivity rates were essentially identical between dogs who had a history of travel and those who did not lessens concern about travel as a confounding variable, an exposure difficult to interpret in any event, given the spotty distribution of ticks even where Lyme disease is endemic (11 ).

Although calcified plaque has been considered as the established, stable and quiescent atheroma [ 26], recent studies reported that spotty distribution of calcium in calcified plaque was an important characteristic of vulnerable plaque leading to plaque rupture, which was more frequently observed in the culprit lesions of patients with acute coronary syndrome [ 27, 28].