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This has been compounded by a recent spread of mobile-phone apps that enable shoppers to conduct instant price comparisons across many retailers, simply by scanning the bar code of a product.

He raised concerns about a recent spread of numberplate recognition technology and face recognition CCTV cameras without proper scrutiny by parliament.

The site features interviews with celebrities such as Kate Hudson, Mark Wahlberg and Jessica Alba about how they keep fit; an "ask a trainer" section where Equinox pros answer queries about best exercise practices; and inventive nutrition articles, such as a recent spread of recipes using protein powder by L.A.-based chef Meg Hall.

Thus, the association of the Beijing genotype and young age suggests a recent spread of the Beijing genotype in Taipei.

All analyzed representatives are relatively closely related suggesting a recent spread of these lineages in East Africa.

Whether these newly appearing HFRS cases result from improved surveillance or reflect a recent spread of the virus to these areas remains to be seen.

Jim Collins, an ecologist at Arizona State University in Tempe who uses similar methods to study viral diseases in salamanders, says that Daszak's phylogenetic tree "could well be consistent with a recent spreading of the disease".

Except for a relatively recent spread of Rhipsalis baccifera to parts of the Old World, cacti are plants of South America and mainly southern regions of North America.

These results indicated that young population in Taipei were more likely to be infected with Beijing strains than with other strains and as compared to older age groups, and thus suggested a possible recent spread of the Beijing genotype in the young generation in this area.

On the wall of Humza Yousaf's office in central Glasgow there's a recent spread from the Scottish edition of the Sun.

Interestingly, we observed a very low variability of chloroplast sequences of R. acetosa, which seemed to be consistent with the idea of a recent spread and low differentiation between metallicolous and non-metallicolous populations.