Sentence examples for more dispersed localisation from inspiring English sources

Hence, although we have shown that PDLP1 is strongly localised to PD in leaves [31], we also find that it has a more dispersed localisation pattern in roots (unpublished data).

We now show that FRET measurements are also possible on a protein complex of moderate abundance and a more dispersed localisation in the yeast nucleus.

The localization of Stx after 1 h incubation in knockdown HEp-2 cells was significantly changed from a perinuclear to a more dispersed localization (Figure 7A).

They are becoming more dispersed and are hiding themselves ever more effectively, Western military officials say.

Those sorts of crimes required ever more dispersed networks, with specialised skills replacing sheer muscle.

Unlike Wolof and Malinke villages, Serer family compounds are more dispersed, and each one is autonomous.

The bulk of industry remained smaller and more dispersed than in other industrializing countries.

It remains the heart of an industry that has become more dispersed, stretching from Boston and Texas to India and Israel.

Part of the difference is that Nissan has a much more dispersed shareholder base, making it easier for Renault to take command.

The researchers argue that this more dispersed pattern of human relationships allowed early humans to make loose though extensive alliances with friends and neighbours in nearby groups.

The 2000 census puts the number at 2,050, ranking Colombians behind only the older and more dispersed Puerto Rican population among the municipality's largest Latino groups.