Sentence examples for are distributed regionally from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mishanec said agricultural pathogens can easily spread when plants are distributed regionally and sold by big-box retailers.

Compared to the extensive literature on measurement of poverty, the question of how the poor are distributed regionally has received less attention.

Collected centrally, the revenues are distributed regionally and to local administrative districts (communes) to pay for services including refuse collection, street cleaning, schools and other community facilities, as well as the administration of these services.

It was distributed regionally in the East, and then, in 1968, what became PBS stations began showing it across the country.

But authorities fear that the highly potent or contaminated batch of heroin may have been distributed regionally.

Moreover, broiler production has become regionally concentrated in the southeastern United States, and products from this region are distributed widely throughout the United States.

Tight sandstone gas reservoirs are widely distributed regionally, covering several thousand square kilometers, and consist of single or isolated reservoirs a few meters thick or vertically stacked reservoirs several thousand meters thick, controlled by structural traps, stratigraphic traps and lithological traps (Fig. 11).

Deeper reflectors beneath the KPR Moho were often observed and might be distributed discontinuously and regionally.

There are no references to the program on radio schedules in New York or Washington, so it probably ran on smaller market stations or perhaps regionally in the West and mid-West where Syrup Pepsin was distributed.

The data presented in this paper, both in Cambodia and regionally, demonstrate that the benefits of these new vaccines and technologies are not being distributed equitably enough across the social gradient.

Some of these and similar bird-dispersed trematodes exhibit little to no local genetic structure, being comprised of more broadly distributed, regionally panmictic populations [e.g., [ 77- 79]].