Sentence examples for regularly dispersed from inspiring English sources
These virtual surfaces simulate real surfaces with equal-sized opaque spheroids regularly dispersed on freely sloping plane.
A binary alloy of poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) and poly ethylene-co-vinylacetate) (EVA) poly ethylene-co-vinylacetateduced poly ethylene-co-vinylacetate-phasEVAtructure, in which preparedticles with uniform size were regularly dispersed in an EVA matrix, even when EVA was the minor component (e.g. 20%).
From our results, it seems that the appropriate ZnO NP concentration, between 5 and 10 wt.%, provides regularly dispersed entrapment of functionalized ZnO NPs in the SMNW.
To do so, seven consensus primers pairs (Additional file 6) were designed and used for PCR-amplification of genes regularly dispersed all over Xcv 85 10 flagellar cluster.
The linker section of FCHO1, but neither the EFC domain nor μHD, also repatterns the bulky clathrin in MCF-7 cells to more regularly dispersed arrays.
Both solitary coated buds and spherical coated invaginations adjacent to regions of planar clathrin lattice are regularly dispersed over the membrane.
Our findings differ from a simple pattern of male-biased dispersal because females and males both must regularly disperse due to ephemeral nature of their habitat.
Furthermore, unlike most previous prioritization methods, it is particularly well suited to meet the needs of potamodromous fish species and other resident aquatic organisms, which regularly disperse among different parts of a river network.
Given black-backed woodpeckers occupy ephemeral habitats (Dixon and Saab 2000; Saab et al. 2009), both sexes regularly disperse during the course of their lifetime (Huot and Ibarzabal 2006).
In emergency control the relatively small baited areas are surrounded by a susceptible neighbourhood and thus non-immunized foxes will regularly disperse into the baited region and vice versa.
In some species, unrelated females form strong bonds, which provide direct fitness benefits through social integration [Cameron et al., 2009; Lehmann & Boesch, 2009], while in other species, females regularly disperse together with or into groups with relatives to maintain kin associations [Bradley et al., 2007; Starin, 1994].
