Sentence examples for not being redistributed from inspiring English sources
In our dataset, crossovers falling within the LEU2-MAT interval that spans CEN3 (−20 kb to +100 kb) were similar at 33°C and 23°C (Table 3), suggesting that crossovers were not being redistributed to the centromeric region at 33°C thereby promoting segregation.
However, this homogeneity can quickly lead to a dead end as power is not being redistributed.
In fact, the sums reimbursed by the State were not being redistributed among the staff but were being folded into the general revenues of the health centres; at best, some of this income was distributed in annual bonuses, which were seen as insignificant.
Brighouse and Swift generate this account partly in response to the challenge of redistribution: why should children not be redistributed at birth to the best prospective parents, to maximize children's welfare?
This meant the existing funding could not be redistributed, from schools with too much funding to schools with less funding.
Money should not be redistributed to those who do not work, and it should not be sucked off by condescending, manipulative elites.
And it ruled that any unused STEM green cards could not be redistributed to ease backlogs in other visa categories — a common practice under current law.
This indicates that elements with relatively lower solubility compared with Sr (e.g., Au, Ga and Se) would not be redistributed during aqueous alteration (e.g., Bland et al. 2005).
Second, NIH funds committed at the time of the 1998 IOM publication could not be redistributed until their associated projects were completed, sometimes five or more years later; as a result, reallocations would be delayed for several years.
In these publications the experiments were executed with different data sets that could not be redistributed freely.
Excluding primary diagnoses leaves out some encounters entirely, and means that spending that may have resulted from the presence of a comorbidity won't be redistributed to that comorbidity.
