Sentence examples for prevailing distribution of from inspiring English sources

It naturally fosters the idea that the prevailing distribution of income and wealth in a market economy reflects in rough-and-ready fashion the distribution of the contribution to society that people in different income classes make, where the "social contribution" is measured by willingness to pay for whatever actual contribution people make to society.

False colour image (B) indicates the prevailing distribution of calcium (blue), and of the residual sulphur (green) and silica (red).

False colour image (B) indicates the prevailing distribution of calcium (blue), sulphur (green) and silica (red) in the surface deposit.

With this in mind, some have suggested that what corrective justice corrects is not a disturbance in the prevailing distribution of goods brought about by the wrong, but rather the expressive significance of the wrong.

Hence, with the prevailing distribution of cancer sites and types among young and middle-aged women in Sweden and many other western countries, the results from this and most other prospective cohorts do not suggest that increased fruit and vegetable intake reduces overall cancer risk in this segment of the population.

International institutions, when they do exist, reflect the prevailing distribution of power and the interests of dominant states.

Furthermore, most significant correlations between soil contamination and landscape variables occurred in the western PRD across scales, which could be explained by the prevailing wind, the distribution of pollutant sources and the pathway of trace metal inputs.

Macro-scale climatic changes also alter connectivity by changing the power distribution of prevailing events, and by causing long-term changes in mean precipitation, temperature and E/P ratio which affect vegetation, and therefore runoff resistance all across the landscape.

Three important aspects of tree architecture are prevailing branch angles, diameter distribution of branches and leaf density.

The identification of groups at high risk and the distribution of prevailing meningococcal serogroups will be critical in future decisions and recommendations regarding the nonepidemic use of meningococcal vaccine.

In contrast to the currently prevailing method of estimating species distributions using expert-drawn range maps, correlative species distribution models (SDMs) can provide estimates at very fine spatial grains and largely account for widespread sample bias as well as the prevalent Wallacean shortfall in species occurrence data.