The phrase "disperse distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a distribution that is spread out across a wide area, or one that is not concentrated in a single place. For example, "The species had a disperse distribution across the continent."
The WT βB1 showed the same disperse distribution pattern as the GFP controls, which was distributed in both the cytosol and nucleus of the HEK 293T cells (Fig. 1A and 1B).
The NucS distribution pattern indicates that this protein exhibits a disperse distribution (Fig. 5, Supplementary Data 1). Figure 5: Phylogenetic profiling of NucS.
After cellular uptake of biodegradable polyplexes, a disperse distribution of labeled pDNA in the cytoplasm of transfected cells was observed in contrast to ExGen500.
The table shows that the high-porosity and high-permeability reservoir in the Jidong Oilfield has a strong heterogeneity, which creates the large difference and disperse distribution of throat radius.
Negatively dipolar CL4 or zwitterionic CL2 will preferentially target neurons in culture, whereas neutral PEG or positively dipolar CL1 shows a much more disperse distribution.
A disperse distribution of A signals was observed throughout the euchromatin in mitotic chromosomes when using long image capturing exposure times.
Along the flow, the particle laden gas undergoes extreme changes, e.g. in velocity, temperature and volume fraction, through a series of interconnected flow events for a poly-disperse distribution of particle sizes.
However, these changes have caused an increasingly fragmented composition and dispersed distribution of cropland landscape over the time.
Options for controlling MeHg production in open Bay habitat are limited due primarily to the highly dispersed distribution of Hg throughout the ecosystem.
We have characterized that apolipoprotein-decoration of PTX-loaded RLNs (RLNs-PTX) led to favoring uniformly dispersed distribution, increasing PTX-encapsulation with a sustained-release pattern, while enhancing biostability during blood circulation.
In real problems, the training data set cannot be assumed to be arbitrarily big -data samples may be small or have dispersed distribution.
