Sentence examples for uncommon distribution from inspiring English sources

It shares an uncommon distribution of variability: six isolates from distant endemic areas can be grouped (VB1-4) in a separated cluster of identical sequences (CYK51 and PAL09 from Senegal, MTS1 from Burma, HB3_1, HB3_2 from Honduras and H852B from Benin).

One explanation for the uncommon distribution of R. honei is that ectoparasites associated with migrating birds that feed on local reptiles may transmit R. honei to reptile ticks (3 ).

sampling from the truncated normal distribution or sampling from fairly uncommon distributions there are often no algorithms available.

Although uncommon, the distribution of antiretroviral drugs can occur in the first medical appointment and therefore determine the date of entry into HIV care.

It noted in a press release that "it is not uncommon for electric distribution lines near a fire to relay after a fire has started due to ash and soot causing an interruption in the flow of electricity over the lines".

Many basal angiosperms are uncommon, with limited distribution, and often occur in families with only one genus and few species (Table  1).

However, these MOEs were based on the highest measured level, and the test conditions resulting in MOEs < 10,000 are likely to be uncommon within a distribution network.

Collamer et al reviewed all cases of pustular psoriasis occurring during anti-TNF-α therapy and concluded that new-onset psoriasis may occur any time after initiation of anti-TNF-α therapy and often presents with an uncommon morphology or distribution.

In fact, it is not uncommon for other distributions to tend toward the Normal distribution as the sample size increases, meaning that it is often possible to use a Normal approximation.

Although a decline in net ownership is not uncommon if no continuous distribution mechanism is in place, the steep rate of decline in Bioko may be related to a rapid expansion of new houses on the island (C. Schwabe, unpublished data).

The long line of fires presents an unusual distribution, and an uncommon one for wildfires.