Sentence examples for a subsequent spreading from inspiring English sources

An expansion of a conifer forest from ~ 15.8 to ~ 15.6 Ma is probably connected to the Appalachian uplift, and a subsequent spreading of Cupressaceae between ~ 15.0 and ~ 14.8 Ma probably reflects a period of enhanced inundation of coastal lowlands.

However, injections of as little as 50 CFUs into the yolk resulted in the rapid replication of Cronobacter inside the yolk sac of approximately two log units within 24 hpi and a subsequent spreading into the larval blood stream between 24 and 48 hpi.

Cell death after traumatic cartilage impact occurs in two phases: an immediate phase due to cell necrosis, followed by a subsequent spreading of cell death mediated by apoptotic mechanisms beyond the initial area to the surrounding unimpacted regions [ 12, 26- 29], leading to expansion of the original lesion [ 9].

It is likely that the initial colonisation was of the easternmost islands, with a subsequent spread to the central and western island groups from the western caldera of São Miguel, where both eastern and western song types are found.

Archaeological and early genetic evidence point to a single Near Eastern origin and a subsequent spread during the diffusion of herding and farming.

Frequently, specific nucleation sites serve as entry points for chromatin modifiers allowing the initial formation of a specialized chromatin pocket and provide a seed for the subsequent spreading of the modified state in cis, independently of the underlying DNA sequence (Talbert and Henikoff, 2006).

In the light of current views on the pathophysiology of migraine, particularly as regards the primary neuronal initiation and propagation through cortical excitation, and subsequent "spreading depression," anticonvulsants may play an intriguing, though not yet fully defined, role [33].

This phenomenon may be explained by a sequential activation of T cells over time with subsequent spreading of the response [37].

The binding to chromatin induces a conformational switch in Swi6 that drives oligomerization and subsequent spreading of heterochromatin [ 16].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06179.016 The formation of heterochromatin and its subsequent spreading result in silencing of large chromosomal domains in a sequence-independent manner.

This supports a model in which the de novo assembly of heterochromatin at centromeres involves a two-step mechanism: establishment at nucleation sites specified by RNAi and subsequent spreading mediated by Sir2, Clr3 and Swi6HP1.