Sentence examples for primarily dispersed from inspiring English sources

This seedball has no particular dispersal mechanism and is primarily dispersed by gravity or by water movements during high tide in wild populations (Fievet et al. 2007).

Each flower yields a single fruit that rapidly matures, and seeds are primarily dispersed through gravity, although rare long-distance dispersal may occur (Campitelli and Stinchcombe 2013a), most likely from agricultural activity, as in other Ipomoea species (Epperson and Clegg 1986).

Aquatic hyphomycetes are primarily dispersed as spores in river currents; however, this mode of dispersal does not explain the global distributions of many aquatic hyphomycetes, including T. marchalianum.

Both types of NPs (equivalent 10 mg of drug) were primarily dispersed in 1 mL of water separately to make nanoparticle dispersion and incubated in 9 mL of simulated biological fluids of pH 7.4 and 6.8 with or without 20 mM of sodium taurocholate and human plasma for 30 minutes at 37°C.

Blackthorn seeds are primarily dispersed by frugivorous birds and may secondarily be dispersed by scatter-hoarding rodents.

We surmise that, after sonication, the aCNCs are primarily dispersed over the cement surface, instead of becoming fCNCs via sonication.

4) They primarily disperse by spores, which contrasts with the situation in female shoots that may primarily disperse locally by detached vegetative fragments.

Given its autogamous pollination system, gene flow by pollen is likely to be negligible [ 15], as also shown by our estimate of the selfing rate (91%), and thus the species primarily disperses its genes by seed.

Injected CO2 primarily disperses through the fracture network into the shale matrix.

Dosing was on a weight rather than body surface area basis, as is often done for drugs which primarily disperse in the intravascular space, such as liposomes and antibodies, given the well-established correlation between body weight and blood volume 13.

Willow seeds are also primarily wind dispersed, [ 50], however compared to pollen, seeds are expected to travel less far.