Sentence examples for the recent distribution from inspiring English sources
"HORRIBLY divisive" is how Gayle Fallon, president of the Houston Federation of Teachers, describes the recent distribution of $15m in bonuses to teachers in the largest school district in Texas.
The recent distribution of 20 tonnes of the pale-coloured earth by a Tibetan artist in Dharamsala marked the conclusion of an intriguing project that was part-art installation and part-smuggling operation.
But based on the recent distribution of tennis' most sought-after hardware, it would be reasonable to suggest that half of them might as well book an early flight now.
More wild populations from the whole natural distribution range per species should be studied, and the recent distribution of wild einkorn races should be considered.
The recent distribution of 780 cartons of School-in-a-Box alongside the recreational kits has helped over 60,000 children to have basic school stationery for learning and is part of UNICEF's efforts to ensure that Libya's children do not completely miss out on their education.
Statistical Dispersal-Vicariance Analysis (S-DIVA) on basis of 10 ecoregions demonstrated that East African coast (region A – Coastal East Africa – coast) and Kenya (region E – Kenya coastal drainages) represent the ancestral area for all the extant Nothobranchius species, from where the ancestors colonized the rest of the recent distribution area.
In the context of DE gene selection, most of the approaches available for RNA-seq data, such as edgeR [ 8], DESeq [ 9], baySeq [ 10] and the recent distribution-free method proposed by Li and Tibshirani [ 11], are focused on the comparison among different groups of samples and do not take into account the inherent dependencies among samples that are characteristic of time series data.
Further, the species with the widest recent distribution is N. melanospilus occurring in only two regions (A and C) and such constraint has been previously justified [ 62].
The unusual recent distribution of H. manillensis in the Caribbean closely related to the others from (for example) Thailand can only be explained by H. manillensis having been introduced to the Caribbean in the 1800s by physicians using leeches on board galleons transporting goods and persons between Spanish holdings in the Pacific and the New World [ 28, 29].
This feature is even more evident when comparing the more recent distribution with that of the years 1994 2000, when seven lineages could be identified after reanalyzing the old spoligotyping dataset.
This overview of the potential former and recent distribution of the flat-headed cat is a first step to improve conservation efforts for this threatened felid.
