Sentence examples for are predicted to spread from inspiring English sources

Famine conditions, already widespread throughout the south, are predicted to spread in the next few months, possibly claiming up to 750,000 lives.

Dominant or partially dominant female-beneficial/male-detrimental alleles are predicted to spread more efficiently if they are X linked, whereas recessive male-beneficial/female-detrimental genes are predicted to spread more easily if X-linked because they are masked in heterozygous females (Rice 1984).

Ash from a volcanic eruption in Iceland is predicted to spread south, reaching parts of northern Europe within the next two days.

In Figure 3b, it is clear that there are parameter regimes where d vac ≈ 0.03 is much lower than d inf = 0.3, but nonetheless individuals are predicted not to vaccinate and infection is predicted to spread throughout the network.

Schistosomiasis is predicted to spread northwards into currently non-endemic areas as the 0 1°C isotherm moves further north due to climate change and, thus, expands the potential habitat range of the intermediate host snail (8– 10).

For example, over the coming decades dengue is predicted to spread into new areas further south in South America and Africa as well as Australia (12, 24), further North into the USA (12), while parts of India, the Middle East and Southeast Asia classified as low risk will become high risk (12).

For both network topologies considered, the epidemic is above the threshold value of 1, and the outbreak is predicted to spread globally in the system for all diseases considered (R0 ≥ 1.05), consistently with the H1N1 influenza virus invasion at the global level.

The enrichment of MITEs in MSLL end sequences was expected because previous studies have shown that MITEs preferentially accumulate near genes, especially near the proposed insulator elements at the 5' ends of genes that are predicted to protect genes from spreading inactivation by surrounding heterochromatin [ 38].

Once a thawing begins in the spring, the impact of dead animals and generally poor sanitation practices are predicted to result in a further spread of disease.

Effective public health measures are predicted to slow, rather than halt, the spread of infection.

In ˋcontinuous´ landscapes with densely and regularly spread resources, routine movements are predicted to contribute more to net displacement than they would do in fragmented landscapes where resources are clustered in discrete patches at considerable distances relative to the scale of space-use by the average individual.