Sentence examples for consequence of the distribution from inspiring English sources
Production of excess ROS in heavy metal stressed plants may be a consequence of the distribution of the balance between their production and the antioxidative enzyme activity, composed of enzymic antioxidants, such as superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase (CAT), ascorbate peroxidase (APX) and peroxidase (POX) (Zhang et al. [2007b]; Jiang et al. [2010]).
This unique "lowland vs. highland" topography of the Earth is a consequence of the distribution of continental and oceanic crust on the fluidal and denser mantle, each with distinct densities and thicknesses that are on average 2700 vs. 2900 kg/m3 and 40 vs. 6 km, respectively.
From the consequence of the distribution of zeros of a transcendental function given by Ruan and Wei [20], we know that as τ varies, the sum of the orders of the roots of (3.13) in the open right half plane can change only if a zero appears on or crosses the imaginary axis.
Because of this symmetry our later results are not a consequence of the distribution of length of segments.
In principle, both these issues may have relevant consequences on the distribution of extreme values.
In a consequence of that, the distribution function F is not absolutely continuous function.
Therefore, the geographical distribution of the H7N9 clusters may be a direct consequence of the geographical distribution of their preferred hosts.
In this European region, overall genetic diversity is low; spatial genetic structure is limited as a consequence of the large distribution of the major haplotype 1A; and this single sub-clade is distributed over one half of the total distribution area of the species complex.
This problem is intertwined with the problem of weak states, which is a direct consequence of the uneven distribution of wealth.
We stress the fact that having zero correlation for n odd is a consequence of the normal distribution of our three sources of randomness.
