The phrase "ability to spread on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the capacity to disseminate or extend something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The ability to spread on social media is crucial for marketing success."
Alternatives: "capacity to disseminate" or "ability to extend".
The ability to spread on more rigid substrates also correlated with the ability of A549 and MDA-MB-231 cells to migrate.
We previously reported that S. aureus has the ability to spread on soft agar surfaces, which we termed "colony spreading" [11].
Embryonic stem (ES) cell lines that lack CD98hc (CD98hc-/) gene have an impaired ability to spread on fibronectin or laminin and are susceptible to cell death [ 11].
As demonstrated in Figure 4, cells expressing vinculin variants are affected by the phosphorylation state at Y1065, as indicated by their ability to spread on FN.
These findings indicate that elevated expression of active c-Src in the non-metastatic KM12C cells is sufficient to confer an enhanced ability to spread on underlying matrix components by forming prominent integrin-dependent adhesions.
The physical properties of mucus include spinability, which describes its thread-forming capacity and its internal cohesive force; adhesivity, its ability to bind a solid surface; and wetability, its ability to spread on a surface.
Polymers impart strength, flexibility, and the ability to spread and interact on an adherend surface properties that are required for the formation of acceptable adhesion levels.
It meant pushing Bradley slightly up the field, but once the roles were understood by all three, it became the core of Klinsmann's compact defense, and the ability to spread the play on the counter.
The move will expand advertiser's ability to spread their message on Twitter.
However, podocytes overexpressing mutant K256E Actn4 exhibit significantly reduced ability to spread and migrate on collagen-I, and have a reduced mean number of actin-rich peripheral projections (reminiscent of podocyte foot processes in cell culture) compared to WT, perhaps all due to mutant Actn4/F-actin aggregates formation.
Well-known environmentalist Ma Jun said: "Given the public's ability to spread this information, especially on social media, the government itself has to make adjustments".
