Sentence examples for whose distribution are from inspiring English sources

Under a climate change scenario, species like H. hampei, whose distribution are restricted by both temperature and the availability of their host plants, will follow plant distribution [61].

We are not aware of any reason for the observed association between rates of transitions at non-CpG fourfold degenerate sites and chromatin structure, but it could reflect constraint in motifs whose distribution are not uniform across the genome.

Most students noted that "mean should be used for interval and ratio data with symmetric distribution, median and quartiles are used for ordinal, interval and ratio data whose distribution are skewed," and mode was mentioned as appropriate measure of central tendency for nominal data.

A taxon whose distribution is confined to a given area is said to be endemic to that area.

The change did not please newsstand vendors, and what had been a mainstream publication became a magazine whose distribution was often restricted to pornographic bookstores.

Specialty drugs also include medications whose distribution is tightly regulated as federally controlled substances, like the narcolepsy treatment Xyrem, which is distributed through Express Scripts.

For the US release of In Rainbows, the band teamed up with RIAA member ATO Records, an independent label whose distribution is handled through a Sony Music affiliate.

There is an extensive tau-immunoreactive pathology, whose distribution is different from Alzheimer's disease tauopathy.

Sun [32] applied a global skin model to extract skin pixels, whose distribution was subsequently modeled using GMM.

X is a research population whose distribution is f x,lambda ) = frac{{lambda^{x} }}{x!}e^{ - lambda } (10).

For the remaining data, whose distribution was normal, one-way ANOVA followed by complementary Tukey tests was used.