Sentence examples for an overall distribution from inspiring English sources
What one can do is take people's variously valuable personal talents into account in determining how material resources should be distributed so as to achieve an overall distribution that should register as (sufficiently) equal.
Adapting a novel genomic technology called molecular inversion probes which can determine gene copy alterations, such as genomic deletions, we designed a set of probes to interrogate several hundred individual exons of >200 cancer genes with an overall distribution covering all chromosome arms.
The check marks for the noted intervals are then tallied for an overall distribution of observed events (Sadik [2008]).
During the first day of infection at least, rectal DC-SIGN+ cells have an overall distribution pattern similar to healthy human and macaque rectum [52], [87].
Within this tree, the rickettsiae that have the capacity to promote actin tail formation, R. conorii [8], [9], [20], R. rickettsii [9], R. montanensis [9], R. felis [21] and R. bellii [19], exhibited an overall distribution and did not cluster together.
While two markers on chromosome 4 segregated as expected (1∶2∶1 for homozygous and heterozygous classes, with an overall distribution of 1∶1 for both alleles; data not shown), the alleles at chromosome 1 and 5 that were rare in the AI-RIL population were also rare in the F2 population.
(A) Overall distribution of FSP positive samples in cancer group and normal group.
This is not an artifact of a skewed overall distribution of cofilin (e.g., resulting from accumulation outside pillar regions; Figure 8B).
Thus, the target set of 3557 genes had a similar overall distribution of genes as the MGC and the human genome, but in general has a higher representation of genes that have been linked to both diseases and biological terms in the literature.
These factors lead to a complex overall distribution of IBD, with some described patterns in disease prevalence.
Our data arranged in that way result in a similar overall distribution of phenotype frequencies to that reported by Gomolka and colleagues in both controls and patients with RA.
