Sentence examples for associated distribution of from inspiring English sources

To understand and predict how flood events and associated distribution of pollutants may impact ecosystem and human health, as well as infrastructure, large-scale interdisciplinary collaborative efforts are required, which involve ecotoxicologists, hydrologists, chemists, geoscientists, water engineers, and socioeconomists.

Genotyping of 30 cattle breeds from four continents revealed a geographically associated distribution of haplotypes, mainly defined by frequencies of alleles at CSN1S1 and CSN3.

The development of arching in the residual soils and the associated distribution of stress is important to the stability.

Measurements of the nanoscale structure of chromatographic adsorbents and the associated distribution of sorbed protein within the media can facilitate improvements in such media.

Both time-averaged and instantaneous near wake structures and the associated distribution of slipstream velocity are compared for two ground configurations, i.e., stationary ground (SG) and moving ground (MG) conditions.

Figure 1 Location maps of seven active faults in western Japan and the associated distribution of earthquake epicenters.

Several studies report negatively associated distributions of S. epidermidis and S. aureus across nasal communities, suggesting that these species engage in one-way or mutual exclusion (Lina et al. 2003; Frank et al. 2010; Wos-Oxley et al. 2010; Libberton et al. 2014).

Given the extensive and gene-associated distribution of Atrx in mNPCs, we hypothesized that its deficiency would promote widespread, transcriptionally relevant shifts in chromatin state.

Although none of the bovine meat isolates were SBI typed, the PFGE data showed a strong island-associated distribution of bovine STEC O157 H7 genotypes, which was equivalent to the patterns observed in fecal isolates from cattle and humans.

This tumour-associated distribution of CA IX is related to a strong transcriptional activation of the CA9 gene by a hypoxia-inducible factor 1, a key mediator of the molecular responses to low oxygen supply (Wykoff et al, 2000).

This strongly suggests ecological parameters (i.e. liquid/solid substrate or biomass type) are the key factors shaping microbial communities; but also reveal an important, albeit secondary, role of the facility/reactor on this mainly biomass-associated distribution of the taxonomic profiles.