Sentence examples for yet distribution of from inspiring English sources

According to the molecular biology journal EMBO Reports, vitamin A deficiency causes 500,000 cases of blindness and 6,000 child deaths annually, yet distribution of GMO rice enriched with beta-carotene, a precursor to vitamin A, have been blocked by what the journal calls "overly cautious regulations".

The same eligibility criteria applied to each group, yet distribution of age, gender, and residential areas was unbalanced between groups.

Study results show that total emissions are in line with EPA estimates  from the production of natural gas, yet the distribution of those emissions among activities differ.

Yet, the distribution of charged residues in the IMP is not the only determinant for membrane topology10, the Sec-complex itself11,12 and the lipid composition of the membrane13 also have determining roles.

The brouhaha that would usually accompany such a hotly-anticipated autobiography has been noticeable by its absence; there has been no pre-publication publicity material, no review copies, and as yet, no distribution of printed copies to bookshops.

Yet the distribution of political power has proved stubbornly debilitatingly resistant to change.Most bitterly contested is membership of the UN Security Council, which has the right (whether exclusively or not is hotly debated) to decide what constitutes a threat to world peace and security, and what to do about it.

A representative of the tachykinin peptide family is substance P (SP), and the function of SP has been well characterized as a pain transmitter or modulator, while it is possible that HK-1 is involved in pruriceptive processing, but, as yet, the distribution of HK-1 peptide in the trigeminal sensory system is still unknown.

The tax code provides literally hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies, yet the distribution of these subsidies defies every principle of fairness (whether measured vertically or horizontally) or common sense.

Yet the distribution of node degrees [12] of generated random graphs must fit with real-world power grid topologies, and this must be achieved without consuming excessive time in the process of generating random graphs.

Americans live in one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, yet the distribution of services has created waiting lines akin to the Soviet era.

These resources should be used, short- and long-term, not for yet another distribution of non-repayable subsidies but to reach the core of the problem and its solution, the establishment of a Greek state with a cadastre, police, justice, and public administration worthy of the name, as has been done successfully in Eastern Europe.