Sentence examples for were redistributed between from inspiring English sources

For each gene read counts were redistributed between the strains such that the ratio of the read counts equaled the noise-perturbed ratio from the array data.

Conditions then were redistributed between the core panel and the secondary target category on the basis of the evidence related to the availability of an efficacious treatment and a well understood natural history.

Stallholders have been redistributed between the Green market, to the west of the old market hall, and the specially built new Jubilee market close by.

When a new self-financing system was introduced in 2012, the so-called national housing debt – clocked up from social housing builds across the country – was redistributed between councils.

"However the amount raised will be redistributed between non-domestic ratepayers on a fairer basis using modern rental values".

After choosing one half of the screen, the 13 letters are redistributed between the two halves, and so on, until the patient has selected one letter.

And the electric field intensity is redistributed between Bragg mirror layers with the refractive index n 1 and metal interface depending on the dispersion branch (Fig. 2).

After being emitted into the atmosphere, they are redistributed between the gas and particle phases, and subsequently deposited to the terrestrial environment through dry or wet deposition [8].

Therefore, as the reactants are redistributed between micelles, more intermicellar collisions can result in chemical reaction, giving rise to an increase of reaction rates.

The support damping (for a given loss factor) is shown to be redistributed between the system modes due to the inclined coupling mechanisms.

This nearly identical subset appears to be moving against the tide of evolution, and sustaining it requires a mechanism whereby genes can be redistributed between geographically isolated communities (thereby 'resetting' the evolutionary distance between some subset of genes in those communities) (Martiny et al. 2006).