Sentence examples for analysis of spread of from inspiring English sources

The analysis of spread of silencing into autosomal material had suggested that there might be waystations, which Lyon proposed to be LINEs [ 67].

The anatomical disposition of the ectosylvian, suprasylvian and marginal gyri, each set circumferentially and at respectively increasing distances from the Sylvian fissure and location of core ischaemia after proximal MCA occlusion, facilitates spatial and temporal analysis of spread of depolarizations (Figs 3 and 4).

The final pathology analysis showed no evidence of spread of the melanoma, his staff said at the time.

Through mathematical deduction and numerical simulation, an elaborate uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of the rate of spread of tumor (R_{s}) is performed.

The efficiency of the fire simulation procedure allowed us to also estimate the fire ignition point when it is unknown as well as its associated uncertainty, making this approach suitable for the analysis of fire spread based on maps of burnt areas without knowing the point of origin of the fires or how they spread.

One of the most famous diffusion studies is Bruce Ryan and Neal Gross's analysis of the spread of hybrid seed corn in Greene County, Iowa, in the nineteen-thirties.

Geothermal energy projects, analysis of the spread of influenza, "crisis response" to events in Chile, Haiti and the Deepwater oil disaster are all proudly announced on its site.

Analysis of the spread of fallout suggests that the first releases came very soon after the tsunami hit, if not before.

However, a new analysis of the spread of avian malaria shows that for the birds, at least, there is a real worry.Laszlo Garamszegi, of the Doñana Biological Station in Spain, studied patterns of malarial infections in birds to avoid confounding human factors in determining the epidemiology of a closely related parasite.

In the paper, an analysis of the spread of intensity of wavelet of a mechanical object (a metal structure of a bridge) and its parameters is carried out upon application of the theory of covariance functions.

The article begins in the classroom, moves into a more theoretical analysis of the spread of educational content via platforms like Ted.com, and concludes with a discussion of a "writing viral video" assignment that I use to help undergraduate students examine the affordances and constraints of sharing their multimodal compositions and the possibility of going viral.