Sentence examples for becoming diffused from inspiring English sources
The ambiguity found in the border region of Nor-B2 might be another example of specific transposons containing rRNA genes becoming diffused around the border region of Nor-B2, resulting in insertions of the rRNA genes into the genomic sequence outside of the rDNA array.
Dr. Froula thinks, as far as general pop culture is concerned, that it's all about diffusion of fears these days: "I can see the stories becoming more diffused.
But that presence has become diffused.
Without boundaries the community becomes diffused".
Relaxing the p-value cutoff showed that the longevity signal is diffused among D4 haplogroups, becoming strongest in D4a.
Lateral double-diffused MOSFETs (LDMOS) are becoming more popular in RF power amplifiers for wireless communication applications.
diffused to the New World during colonial overseas expansion, becoming established in Bahia by the seventeenth century.
39 There has also been much work in health and medical sociology which examines how the concept of health and related social phenomenon are profoundly changing; they are becoming 'diffused' beyond a scientific or disease focus, beyond the individual body, and outside of the medical care system.
Has the structure become overly complex such that accountability is diffused?
