Sentence examples for though distribution of from inspiring English sources

Today digital technologies could provide a means of providing access to research materials without having to distribute physical copies to other repositories (though distribution of copies for preservation purposes would still be desirable).

Though distribution of aid supplies is problematic outside camps, their crowded conditions not only allow disease to spread, they also affect residents in other ways.

Courts have sealed the documents related to Western Union's compliance efforts, making it harder for outsiders to assess its performance.The monitor may complete a new report on Western Union's progress in the next month, though distribution of that, too, could be curtailed.

However, delocalization of part of the DE-cadherin pool, one of the components of apical adherens junctions, towards the basal/lateral membrane was observed in ph0 mutant cells (Figure 2E,F F″, dotted line), though distribution of a second adherens junction component, Armadillo/β-catenin, was not significantly affected (Figure 2G G″, dotted line).

Total per capita funding in the intervention catchment was 17% less than that of the reference facility area, though distribution of funding sources was similar (Fig. 1).

Even though distribution of LB pathology could be heterogeneous, there are cases with typical gradient of Lewy pathology (dmX > LC > SN) as formulated by Braak and Del Tredici.

Sooner or later, though, the distribution of takeout menus became so relentless that a lot of New Yorkers began to see it as a form of commercially viable littering.

Deep genetic splits were observed in at least 21 species, though distribution patterns of these lineages were variable.

"In the 1920s, though, the overall distribution of income is about the same as now in terms of inequality — very high".

By 2000, though, the racial distribution of residence had changed substantially, and in consequence a log wage gap that accounts for location is larger in absolute value than one that does not, -0.31 vs. -0.26.

We live in a "developed society" (though one whose distribution of wealth is "third world").