The phrase "right of distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used in a legal or business context to refer to the process of distributing a dividend, royalties, or other funds to the correct parties. For example: "The company granted each shareholder a right of distribution that gave them access to their portion of the profits."
Beta test agreements are simple documents as they are designed to be operative for a relatively short time, they do not involve any rights of distribution, and they normally do not require payment.
In addition to figuring out the right combination of distribution platforms, game developers also have to deal with limited bandwidth.
A density plot of housekeeping eGenes showed they are more overrepresented in the right tail of distribution than non-housekeeping eGenes.
The data show a bimodal distribution with peaks at genes that have robust levels (right side of distribution) and weak or absent levels (left side of distribution) of H3K4me3.
Log-transformation was used to achieve linearity and to avoid undue influence of outliers on the right of the distribution of scores.
We observe an excess of the ancestral haplotypes (on the left) and of haplotypes carrying five or six new alleles, on the right of the distribution.
Tencent will presumably provide funding and clout, in exchange for commercial rights to distribution of resulting titles.
In this current study, we included a group of chronic neuropathic patients with pain that was almost identical in terms of location (right V2 distribution of the trigeminal nerve), type (allodynia) and intensity.
Interestingly, these right tails of distributions of vrGVs have population-specific patterns.
In the case of a highly right skewed distribution of the number of admissions beyond the first, zero-inflated Poisson or multinomial models will be fitted.
Apparently, both curves indicate that this metric follow an extreme value distribution and the curve for the real data shifted to the right of the null distribution.
