"dispersed distribution" is a grammatically correct sentence fragment that can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the fact that goods or services are spread across a wide area. For example, a company may have "a dispersed distribution network that spans across three continents."
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.
In real problems, the training data set cannot be assumed to be arbitrarily big -data samples may be small or have dispersed distribution.
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.
The poor road conditions, long travel distances and dispersed distribution of villages within a township also negatively affected the ability of MCH workers to visit women at home.
A completely opposite strategy is to exploit the high copy number and dispersed distribution of the repeated sequences flanking microsatellites to develop fingerprinting-type, dominant markers [ 38- 40].
The statistical significance of a clustered or dispersed distribution is determined by comparing z-scores to a range of confidence intervals.
Whereas wild-type animals cultivated under food-deprived condition showed dispersed distribution on the gradient, aho-3 mutants exhibited tendency to migrate toward higher temperature.
In the statistical analyses, number of days with LBP had a skewed, highly dispersed distribution with large amount of zeros (zero inflated distribution); therefore Poisson regression could not be used.
