Sentence examples for distributed regularly from inspiring English sources
The results obtained suggest that the hydroxypropyl substituents are not distributed regularly over the starch chains.
In total, 24 synthetic observation sites are distributed regularly at intervals of 0.5 km.
A ferroelectric polycrystal is modeled by an agglomerate of 210 single crystallites that are distributed regularly over all directions.
Observations from electron microscopy revealed uniform nanowires that were distributed regularly on the surface of the Ti metal foil forming an unique 3D nanowire array structure.
As we can see, the mean is less than zero, and the points are distributed regularly on both sides of the mean line.
Patient reported outcomes measures are distributed regularly within musculoskeletal physical therapy practice in an effort to track patient progress and response to treatment.
Increasing the temporal variance of disturbance would therefore lead to larger temporal fluctuations in species abundance compared to circumstances in which disturbances were distributed more regularly in time or in the absence of density-dependent regulation.
We have fabricated amorphous polymer composites with ultralow silica contents (e.g., 0.1 wt %), without nano- or microclusters but with silica units distributed quasi-regularly within the polymer network matrix.
Observation of the surface of etched electrodes by EM has shown the TiH2 (from the X-ray diffraction) formed during dissolution of titanium in an active region is not regularly distributed over all the surface area compared to the regularly distributed TiH2 formed during the cathodic polarization of titanium.
The spatial distribution of tularemia cases was compared with a regularly distributed set of points determined by the underlying population of each municipality.
Unlike Christaller, whose system of central places began with the highest-order, Lösch began with a system of lowest-order (self-sufficient) farms, which were regularly distributed in a triangular-hexagonal pattern.
