This accelerated spread likely explains the faster rate of infectious virus production observed from these three cell lines (Figure 5B C).
Ranking the nodesʼ ability of spreading in networks is crucial for designing efficient strategies to hinder spreading in the case of diseases or accelerate spreading in the case of information dissemination.
The accelerated spread of agriculture and stock raising involving the destruction of forests, as well as heavy grazing and burning of vegetation, eliminated large animals from wide tracts.
Safe to say, no one has suggested there's any kind of quick fix for the Internet enabling the accelerated spread of nonsense and lies.
In this way, a country's impact on crisis spreading is greatly amplified by the local clustering of weak links, as exemplified by the countries in the Southeast Asian block, similarly to the accelerated spread of behavioral adoption through clustered social networks [37].
Such an increase could result in more rapid mobilizations of novel resistance determinants and contribute to the accelerated spread of antimicrobial resistance determinants among a large spectrum of bacterial pathogens.
Additionally, due to the established transmissibility of colonization isolates, the high prevalence of nasal carriage of CA-MRSA among healthy attendees in kindergartens may indicate the accelerated spread of CA-MRSA in the community.
However, like all mobile genetic elements, plasmids face the fundamental trade-off between the cost of their mobility and the advantage imparted by their accelerated spread [e.g. [ 17]].
Regardless of the low probability of heterosexual transmission per sexual contact, the inclusion of individual variation generated by transient but repeated increases in HIV viral load associated with co-infections may provide a biological basis for the accelerated spread of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa.
Regardless of the low probability of heterosexual transmission per sexual contact, the inclusion of temporal and individual variation generated by transient increases in HIV viral loads associated with co-infections may provide a biological basis for the accelerated spread of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa.
