Sentence examples for dispersed at all from inspiring English sources

In Salt Lake City, Romney learned about "the complexity of the American law enforcement system and how important it is having it work at the local, state and federal level, working together and keeping power dispersed at all levels," said Cindy Gillespie, a close Romney aide in Salt Lake City and later in Boston.

In contrast, if we introduced flies into environments containing food, males dispersed at a lower rate than females, with prior mating experience further inhibiting dispersal.

William Stewart's collection was dispersed at an 1898 auction in Manhattan.

Victims of an anthrax attack can be easily treated with antibiotics, but that requires that public health officials recognize the germ has been dispersed at a particular location.

His daughter Susan inherited most of the collection, which was dispersed at a 17-day sale of the contents of her home, Hamilton Palace, in 1882.

MNP were dispersed at a final concentration of 0.3 mg Fe/ml.

Other species, such as some of the storm petrels, diving petrels and cormorants, never disperse at all, staying near their breeding colonies year round.

The FT dispersal kernel describes a scenario where most individuals disperse a short distance or do not disperse at all.

Individuals that disperse soon after nascence can be considered less social than those that disperse later in their development or those that do not disperse at all.

Systems where individuals do not disperse at all or only disperse after they have reached adulthood are given a value of 1.0.

Interestingly, although sons of mated females do not disperse at all, the IQR of the sizes of sons originating from both mated and unmated females are similar, suggesting that there is no strong selection for male dimorphism.