Sentence examples for distribution exemplified from inspiring English sources

The sandstone is macro- and microstructurally homogenous and has a very narrow grain size distribution, exemplified by a low standard deviation of 60 μm (Fig. 6k).

The sandstone is microstructurally homogenous and has a very narrow grain size distribution, exemplified by a low standard deviation of 45 μm (Fig. 6a).

Of course, the dolomitizing fluids were easily partitioned by the regional highs, and the gently inclined, very shallow epicontinental carbonate platform also encourages vertical infiltration of the dolomitizing fluids while discouraging lateral migration, which may be the cause of the discontinuity in the dolomite distribution (as exemplified in well-D61 and well-D69).

Both methods do not adequately account for the observed distribution of outliers (exemplified in LC-A and LC-B).

This spotty distribution is best exemplified by the fact that the locus containing the GC gene cluster in A. fumigatus is occupied by an alternative set of genes in its very close relative A. fischerianus.

Standard tables of the normal distribution may be used as exemplified.

This could be confirmed by immunohistochemistry as exemplified by the distribution of GFAP which was found only in HSC and cholangiocytes.

Our application of quantile regression in analyzing ageing microarray datasets has three advantages over the standard linear regression method in analyzing microarray time-series data — robustness against noise, ease of visualizing DV patterns, and the ability to model various parts of a data distribution — which are all clearly exemplified in our analysis of the simulated and real datasets.

In contrast, a multiple positive correlation is exemplified by the distribution of Fusobacterium, Bacteroides, Porphyromonas and Leptotrichia in full agreement with the coaggregation partners established for Fusobacterium and the classical view of species succession during oral biofilm formation and the establishment of late colonizers [ 9, 12].

The principle of justice is exemplified by fairness of distribution.

Different ORs often have dissimilar variant distribution in the three populations as exemplified in Figure 5B.