bimodal distribution

collocation in English

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distribution
noun[C or U]
uk /ˌdɪs.trɪˈbjuː.ʃən/ us /ˌdɪs.trɪˈbjuː.ʃən/
the process of giving things out to several people, or spreading or ...
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Examples of bimodal distribution

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An unexpected finding was a suggested bimodaldistribution in the female preponderance in onset of both anxiety and depressive disorders.
They found a bimodaldistribution of worm prevalence and a positive relationship between abundance and prevalence.
Inspection of the distribution of the data could not support the model of an overall bimodaldistribution in pass or fail scores.
These have relatively small soma sizes and there was no evidence for a bimodaldistribution of cell sizes.
There was no suggestion of a bimodaldistribution, indicative of some birds responding and others not.
The two kinds of community structure referred to, nestedness and bimodaldistribution, have been observed or were searched for in parasite communities.
Unskilled beginning readers were only able to read 17% of pseudowords, suggesting a bimodaldistribution very similar to that found in our data.
Average annual rainfall is 1252 mm with a bimodaldistribution.
These participants formed a bimodaldistribution with a great deal of uniformity within each cluster of participants.
Flooded savanna had a distinctive seed rain pattern characterized by a bimodaldistribution with peaks in early and late wet season.
However, examination of the data shows a bimodaldistribution, with some zygotes having 'normal' parameters while others have distinctly 'abnormal' values.
This presentation of the data gives an interesting bimodaldistribution centring on 19 and 25.
These data clearly reflect a bimodaldistribution of classrooms.
Examination of these whole-mount retinas reveals a correlation between this bimodaldistribution of dendritic overlap and higher order pattern of spatial organization.
However, a bimodaldistribution of ages and chemical composition was detected in the two different detrital populations.
A bimodaldistribution of ages and chemical compositions can be detected in the two detrital populations.
The lack of difference between light environments could have been due to the bimodaldistribution of herbivory.
This provides a unit problem modelling the early-stage neck growth at the point of contact of two different sized particles in a bimodaldistribution of particles.
In keeping with the suggestive findings in previous reports, a bimodaldistribution of ability was found, with most individuals falling into the normally intelligent or profoundly impaired range.
Rainfall is high, with an annual average of 1400-1500 mm, with a bimodaldistribution.
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