Sentence examples for a potential to spread from inspiring English sources
Pakistan is one of only three countries that are still polio endemic, with a potential to spread this crippling disease to areas where it has been eradicated.
Most plasmids with the carbapenemase enzyme blaNDM-1 were shown to be readily transferable and prone to rearrangement, which indicates a potential to spread among bacterial populations (3 ).
Even though previous treatment wasn't statistically associated with TB positivity, there is an increased risk for the inmates to develop drug resistant strain with a potential to spread to the general population.
Gene flow to wild relatives is possible and likely to happen, even if B. napus itself only has a reduced potential to spread in a densely vegetated environment.
Dengue fever has a profound impact in Malaysia, and globally, it has a strong potential to spread to new territories as a consequence of human activities and climate change that modify the environment.
Timothy Sandars, University of East Anglia, UK Ebola is an infectious disease with a high potential to spread across the world.
These have, according to the paper, "an alarming potential to spread and diversify among bacterial populations".
The 850-bp polymerase chain reaction (PCR) product was found in isolates of serovar O3 K6, which have an unusual potential to spread and cause infections.
But more thunderstorms were in the forecast, and the cold air they brought with them was likely to create a downdraft with the potential to spread the fire rapidly in any direction (and additional lightning strikes could also start more fires).
The scientists say that the finding should remind us of two things: that genetically modified organisms occur naturally and that any gene introduced into an ecosystem has the potential to spread between species.
One of the ways we're learning to deal with the trade-offs inherent to real-time streams is a burgeoning self-awareness of their potential to spread misinformation in half a heartbeat.
