The phrase "distributive mechanism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems or processes that allocate resources or distribute goods and services.
Example: "The government implemented a new distributive mechanism to ensure that aid reaches those in need more efficiently."
Alternatives: "allocation system" or "distribution method."
These findings indicate that MAPKK-1* phosphorylates p42 MAPK by a two-collision, distributive mechanism rather than a single-collision, processive mechanism, and provide a mechanistic basis for understanding how MAP kinase can convert graded inputs into switch-like outputs.
One plausible explanation for this behavior requires the assumption that MAP kinase kinase (MAPKK) carries out its dual phosphorylation of p42 MAPK by a distributive mechanism, where MAPKK dissociates from MAPK between the first and second phosphorylations, rather than a processive mechanism, where MAPKK carries out both phosphorylations before dissociating.
It will likely be clear when someone intended information to be a distributive mechanism for copyrighted or sensitive content.
Alternatively, a distributive mechanism could result in the observed behavior if the initial carboxylation event results in a substrate that is additionally carboxylated far more efficiently than the uncarboxylated FIXQ/S.
Endorsement of some form of equality of opportunity is very prevalent among distributive justice theorists and, indeed, among the general population, especially when combined with some form of market distributive mechanism.
Nor is it any longer credible that degradation and containment of ISIS will be followed by a political process yielding a federated Iraq that can satisfy the claims of Shia, Sunni and Kurdish communities for self-government and a fair share of the national petromony through some distributive mechanism or by way of quality public goods available to all.
In addition to bistability, which has been studied extensively in distributive mechanisms, this network can generate periodic oscillations.
"When managers believe their company is a meritocracy because formal evaluative and distributive mechanisms are in place, they are in fact more likely to exhibit the very biases that those systems seek to prevent," writes Castilla in an article for MIT Sloan Management Review.
With less central control, both these distributive mechanisms should be in the decision-making space of health managers at the district and facility levels, and both are likely to prove effective in alleviating the pressure on professional nurses in poor-resourced settings.
Associated with no improvement of circulatory failure, this indicates, schematically, the only remaining mechanism: distributive shock, meaning in current practice septic shock (obvious diagnoses such as anaphylactic shock or rarities being excluded).
Prior to coming to Cornell, I investigated the mechanism of distributive conjugal transfer in mycobacteria under the guidance of Todd Gray and Keith Derbyshire at the Wadsworth Center.
