Sentence examples for origin distribution from inspiring English sources

Origins were either distributed randomly or evenly spaced; actual cellular origin distribution probably falls between these extremes.

This review discusses the relationships among replication origin distribution, local and global chromatin structures and concomitant nuclear metabolic processes.

Table 1 A composition of regional immigrant stocks by place of origin Distribution of immigrants Africa Europe no.

The goal of the research project AGRO is to identify organic micropollutants and pathogens, their origin, distribution and mitigation in karst aquifers using microbial source tracking.

The origin, distribution, and natural history of these mounds are discussed, as well as questions regarding their age and dense packing, their sharing or appropriation by other insects, and why they attained such huge volumes in a dry landscape.

Understanding the origin, distribution pattern, scale and continuity of this sandstone is important, and these factors must be considered during exploration and decision-making in the development of the oil field.

"Well, what we do is study the origins, distribution, and influences of races," said the scientist.

The position of EST T411 in the distance-to-the-origin distribution corresponds to the 70th percentile.

This gene is up-regulated under cold and salinity stresses (see Additional files 2 and 3) and its position in the distance-to-the-origin distribution corresponds to the 70th percentile, as previously described.

Thus, within those genes retained by the p-value criteria we kept those that were at a distance-to-the-origin above the percentile 70th of the distance-to-the-origin distribution.

This cut-off criterion was selected taking into account that EST T411 (contig of the EST T111, AN: BU671801) was already experimentally validated as differentially expressed by Northern-blot and qRT-PCR and that its position in the distance-to-the-origin distribution corresponds to the 70th percentile.