Sentence examples for redistributed for from inspiring English sources

Secondly, we utilized cultured mammary epithelial cells to identify the specific sub-cellular compartments that accumulate Zn which is then redistributed for secretion from the cell.

This suggests that the intracellular Zn storage pools we observed in the lactating mammary gland are redistributed for secretion in response to lactogenic cues.

We randomly redistributed for each plot the same number of colonies originally residing in the plot 1000 times and estimated the expected distances of each colony to the 1st-6th nearest neighbor.

So the last thing the exhausted army of Ministry of Health and Social Services staff, vaccinators and volunteers found themselves doing this evening of the long first day was gathering to collect and count remaining stocks at central depositories – so that unopened vials could be redeployed and redistributed for tomorrow's immunizations.

The per capita reproductive output of a group is calculated as E g r o u p = ∫ 0 ∞ P (x, n ⋅ μ, n ⋅ σ ) ⋅ F (F max ⁡, h, s, x n ) ⋅ d x However, when food is pooled in a group, it will not necessarily be evenly redistributed for reproduction or survival of group members.

"Welfare capitalism," which is a pretty accurate name for a market system that redistributes for common benefit, sounds like the worst of both worlds.

The big message de Blasio is sending is that, under his leadership, the city will try to counter the prevailing economic trends, redistributing for worthwhile purposes a bit more of the fruits of economic growth, which in today's economy tend to end up overwhelmingly in the baskets of the highest earners.

In this scenario, the cohesin complexes remaining at the arms during diakinesis might redistribute, for instance by a sliding mechanism, from the bases of chromatin loops to their ends in order to ensure sister-chromatid arm cohesion until the onset of anaphase I.

Sand failure is checked, and if the changes in effective stresses are sufficiently high such that the failure criterion is violated, the stresses are then redistributed accounting for plasticity.

Lastly, given the interdependence of quality of health services and scheme management, efforts are needed to enhance confidence in the scheme to provide needed services and manage redistributed resources for the benefit of the poor.

Collins had put the study on hold after a series of outside reviews, and earlier this week Congress released a 2015 spending plan that called for redistributing funding for the NCS to other programs if NIH decided not to move forward with the project.