Sentence examples for behind the distribution from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Ross Douthat's column suggests that geographical differences in abortion rates are a major factor behind the distribution of single-parent families.
They say the Islamic Party may be behind the distribution of threatening leaflets, because it favored such tactics in pushing an anti-Western agenda in Pakistan, before many Afghan refugees returned home.
Executives at Urban Box Office, the entertainment company behind the distribution plan, have now signed an agreement with the city's bodega association that will expand its network from its current 200 stores to as many as 3,200 by the summer.
Milbourne, of UTS, said he could not understand the logic behind the distribution of the cuts: "The difficulty is that funding to science, engineering and some of the skill shortage areas has been substantially reduced, meaning fees will have to go up significantly, while government support won't be reduced in areas that are not skill shortage areas".
This is because built into the chemical stratigraphy is the temporal and spatial relationship between different parts of the site reflecting the logic behind the distribution of contamination.
Our study underlines the importance of landscape context in shaping assemblages of predatory arthropods, and suggests that mechanisms behind the distribution of individual species strongly differ between spiders and carabids.
The "rain" of organic-rich particulate materials, resulting directly and indirectly from photosynthetic production, is a principal factor behind the distributions of many organic and inorganic substances in the oceans.
Means are indicated by the solid lighter-shade lines behind the distributions.
Behind the surface, the distribution of H seems to be reasonably homogeneous in the whole layer.
Beyond adipocyte secretion, circulatory uptake and clearance may be mechanisms behind changes in the distribution of circulating adiponectin complex measured here locally and systemically in, for example, the caveolin-1 knockout mouse [ 20].
The rationale behind is that the distribution of ancestral frequencies of selected alleles (namely, the frequency trajectories here) can reveal the genealogy describing the states (a coalescence or mutation event) in the coalescence processes and the interval time between different states (Kaplan et al. 1988).
