Sentence examples for patterns of dispersion from inspiring English sources

Salbutamol sulphate and Lactohale 300 demonstrated different patterns of dispersion in relation to de-agglomeration mechanism.

The study, a joint project by the Pew Hispanic Center and the Brookings Institution Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy, confirms growth patterns defined in initial 2000 census data and elaborates on patterns of dispersion.

The effective material properties corresponding to uniform (U-GPLRC) and X-GPLRC, O-GPLRC, A-GPLRC functionally graded patterns of dispersion are extracted by Halpin-Tsai micromechanical scheme.

A specific type of organism can establish one of three possible patterns of dispersion in a given area: a random pattern; an aggregated pattern, in which organisms gather in clumps; or a uniform pattern, with a roughly equal spacing of individuals.

We observed that, in the uppermost 15 cm of soil, treatment has an impact in the spatial arrangement of macropore space and that log log lacunarity functions could display three different shapes that should be related to three different patterns of dispersion and clustering of macropore space.

The influence of habitat quality on eagle distributions was assessed in terms of (i) patterns of dispersion and spacing between territories, (ii) macro-scale differences between the habitat composition of eagle territories and an equivalent array of random plots, and (iii) micro-scale differences in habitat quality assessed at points within and outside of eagle territories.

The pattern of dispersion of species in this forest was in contrast with that noticed in sal forest of Darjeeling wherein only 2 of 87 species were uniform, nearly one-half clumped and the remaining random or near-random, presumably due to greater habitat diversity (Shankar [2001]).

A strong pattern of dispersion is evident, especially among the six largest metropolitan areas.

The findings of the present study show that ESNPs transplanted into the hippocampus have a stereotypical pattern of dispersion when they are transplanted into the HF or infragranular zone of the DG, in each case likely following paths of least resistance established by injection under pressure.

The phylogeographic pattern of dispersion shows multiple sources for several isolates (fig. 5).

That pattern of dispersion was most likely due to post-translational modifications.