Sentence examples for more recent distribution from inspiring English sources

This feature is even more evident when comparing the more recent distribution with that of the years 1994 2000, when seven lineages could be identified after reanalyzing the old spoligotyping dataset.

We then compared the concatenated particle size distribution with the more recent cough distribution and elected to use Morawska's data for particles under 10 microns and Loudon and Roberts' data for particles between 11.6 and 20 µm.

Afterwards, it seemed highly unlikely that this environmentally degraded area would maintain viable orangutan populations, and the populations that had initially been mapped in this area were removed from the more recent species distribution range maps [32].

A more recent analysis, using distribution range models, revealed that potentially 75% of the amphibians are protected by at least one of the governmental PAs [33].

The SD from Morken et al. (2014) was selected because in this more recent study, the distribution of GFRratio was considered to be more relevant because of the increase in prevalence of overweight and obesity and the correlation of GFR with body mass index (Bosma et al. 2004).

A log-normal model was used for the simulation, which seems to be justified in view of more recent and more detailed distribution data on nicotine uptake (Mendes et al., 2009), although higher modes for the distributions were obtained than in the current simulation.

Indeed, more recent surveys of TATA-box distribution in the rice genome established a trend similar to what has been established in Arabidopsis (Figure 1).

More recent studies have shown the distribution between men and women to be about equal.

Label attorneys have indicated that newer artists are unlikely to be affected by the decision because more recent recording contracts include digital distribution in the definition of "sales" for artist's royalty calculation purposes.

The reason is that these more recent versions distort the frequency distribution and standard deviation function in the near-zero region.

The fraction of rice cultivated areas shows a peak in 1970s to 1980s and declined afterward, although with widespread distribution, in more recent times.