Sentence examples for range of the distribution from inspiring English sources
The shape of the corrected distribution suggests that the majority (∼75%) of genes of the pan genome are found in either very few (≤3) or most (≥25) genomes, with a paucity of genes distributed in the mid range of the distribution.
Moreover, this effect is quite uniform across the whole range of the distribution although more precise in the upper part of the distribution.
Considering the standard deviation and range of the distribution of data, the greatest difference between the cancerous CaSki cells and normal CRL2614 cells was derived from the difference in elasticity of the first panel.
The red filled squares indicate the peaks of the PH distributions at corresponding energy steps of − 13 °C, while the width of the red band illustrates the 1σ range of the distribution at the same temperature, similar to Fig. 13.
A broader discussion that includes rural migrant workers in China's labor market, as well as labor markets in other societal contexts, is indispensable in order to examine a full range of the distribution of individual job search behaviors.
Thereby, the range of the distribution [see (33)] is determined by the minimum ((beta_{1{rm min}})) and maximum ((beta_{1{rm max}})) value of (beta_1:) begin{aligned} text{range}equiv beta_{1{rm max}}-beta_{1{rm min}}.
Despite this difference both the improving and deteriorating anchor values for the U-FIS were within the range of the distribution-based estimates.
This reflects the broader range of the distributions of corrected mobility from liver mitochondria compared to muscle, which may reflect more heterogeneity in the surface composition of mitochondria from liver.
Over a large range of timescale, the distribution starts to deviate from regular decay.
The estimated distribution of the non-matched samples is derived from the interquartile range of the full distribution.
The width of the gray shaded band illustrates the 1σ range of the PH distribution varying with the incident energy.
