Sentence examples for are successfully spread from inspiring English sources

This indicates that passive lateral gene transfers from virus to eukaryotes that are successfully spread and maintained in ichnovirus genomes remain rare events.

On the awareness front, Jones says that hospitals such as his are successfully spreading the word to the most vulnerable groups on how to be sensible in hot weather.

But unless their innovative core technologies can be successfully spread across an entire product range, the truly meaningful changes don't take place.

Kendall Jenner of Keeping up with the Kardashians fame is successfully spreading her wings and breaking into the fashion industry with a burgeoning modelling career.

But again, that study would presumably have been based on the partial view of information diffusion on its platform that Twitter has otherwise complained does not represent the full picture (i.e. in order to downplay other studies that have suggested bots were successfully spreading Brexit-related political disinformation).

This species originates from Central and South America and is successfully spreading over the World tropics since the beginning of the last century.

The little fire ant, Wasmannia auropunctata, is a species originating from Central and South America that has been successfully spreading over the World tropics and parts of the Mediterranean zone since the beginning of the last century (Wetterer and Porter 2003; Vonshak et al. 2009).

We are a very mobile species and have successfully spread and adapted to live in a range of environments across the globe.

"But I do not think that they are going to be able to successfully spread voucher initiatives on a very wide basis".

They are successfully producing young and still spreading through the Tayside area, and are free from diseases of concern to humans, domestic animals and other wildlife.

The finding of single clones represented by up to 25 isolates from diverse geographic areas collected with 87 years interval indicates relative genetic stability and shows that some epidemic clones are capable of successfully spreading in the human population.