Sentence examples for reasonably well distributed from inspiring English sources

Reasonably well distributed over much of the world, it is an impure quartz, a form of silica, usually opaque and commonly of gray or smoky-brown colour.

A combination of affordable price and reliable performance explains why brands such as TCL (televisions), Huawei (telecom equipment), Haier (electronic appliances), and Midea (electronic appliances) are already reasonably well distributed in emerging markets such as India, Africa, Eastern Europe, and South America.

The 61/59 children, respectively, included in the before after study are reasonably well distributed over the gender and age groups.

Patients were reasonably well distributed among the three classes (42, 46 and 12%, for LR, IR and HR-WDNECs, respectively) and survival differences were statistically significant.

Scores on the PACIC showed some skew, but were generally reasonably well distributed, with few scales showing the high levels of skew that that are sometimes evident on other patient-reported measures of primary care.

This methodology had the effect of providing a sample that was reasonably well distributed between the groups with respect to the characteristics that helped to determine proxy-completed responses.

They range from the reasonably well known and well distributed - Sans Soleil, his essay-cum-travelogue of 1982; The Last Bolshevik, his 1993 portrait of the Soviet-era director Alexander Medvedkin - to now obscure collaborations with workers' collectives in the 1970s and evanescent gallery installations of the 1990s.

Regions with well distributed and mainly free-lying cells on conventional smears look similar to LBC:s and those are reasonably well represented by our simulator.

It is well distributed but poorly marketed.

As seen, although the data are slightly more peaked than the Gaussian distribution, the differences in SUVmax values are symmetrically distributed and are reasonably well approximated by a normal distribution with parameters set to the sample mean (−0.23, p < .16) and standard deviation (1.91) (solid curve).

Starting from rainfall data, potential evapotranspiration and digital terrain maps, the method proved capable of capturing the statistics of observed streamflows reasonably well in 11 test catchments distributed throughout the United States, east of the rocky mountains.