Sentence examples for odd distribution from inspiring English sources
The tooth's unique spiral, the degree of its asymmetry to the left side, and its odd distribution among most males and some females are all unique expressions of teeth in mammals.
On average, Mr. Obama led by just over one percentage point in these national polls, although it is an odd distribution, with two polls showing him up by four or five points, several showing a tied race, and one (the Rasmussen Reports tracking poll) putting him two points down.
Although here this is demonstrated for a model organism, we think that this is a general phenomenon that could explain odd distribution patterns.
The odd distribution of sex bias on the Tribolium X is puzzling.
"Evidence" of this role being real is seen in the odd distribution of isoforms, duplication events, and divergent duplication products, and which component of the dimer, alpha, beta, or both, underlies a microtubule specialization.
Attempts to replicate and extend these findings reveal serious shortcomings in the NHANES III data that center around missing data, odd distributions of blood lead levels as well as cognitive and academic scores, and potential inaccuracies in the data collection itself.
The trick is its odd mass distribution: low in front and high in the rear.
That creationist argument, in fact, can explain any sort of odd geographic distribution.
One practical aspect of the odd electrolyte distribution between mink red cells and plasma is the following: A minor degree of hemolysis will not significantly change plasma-K+, which is a parameter of clinical significance in some mink diseases [ 24].
These odd, disjunct distributions serve as reminders that biogeographic regions only sketch the outlines of organismal distributions and that they do not explain every case.
He defined the principle as "vestigial organs, [or] odd biogeographic distributions made sensible only as products of history, adaptations as contrivances jury-rigged from parts available" (Gould 1986: 64).
