Sentence examples for becoming spread from inspiring English sources

Professor Ruth Lupton and others have shown not only that between 2007/08 and 2010 the incomes of the poorest 10% of Londoners fell alarmingly but also that the incidence of poverty was becoming spread more evenly across the boroughs.

During certain clinical activities and treatments, the virus might aerosolize, thereby becoming spread by the airborne route, rather than the droplet method.

On the other hand, a Gaussian wave packet centered on a classical trajectory is thought to be able to shadow that trajectory up to \(t_{E}\) before becoming too spread out over the energy surface since \(t_{E}\) is a measure of when quantum wave packets have spread too much to mimic classical trajectories and the Ehrenfest theorem breaks down.

This limited the maximum distance that a pulse of light could travel without becoming unduly spread by the time it arrived at the receiving end of the fibre, with the central ray arriving first and others later.

It's now gradually becoming democratised, spread out across more platforms, initially through outsourcing and now through the influx of Western start-ups in search of affordable skills.

In the healthy artery, contractile vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) have an elongated shape and are highly aligned but transition to a synthetic phenotype in culture, while additionally becoming well spread and randomly organized.

"It's now becoming evenly spread across races," Wyatt said.

This process has seen scientific ideas about "emotion" and the "emotional" becoming widely spread through popular culture and politics, in a way that has traded on the scientific, psychological, and medical authority of that language.

She described her pain as dull, beginning in frontal parts, slowly spreading to occipital regions and then becoming diffuse.

We observed lowered GLUT1 protein expression in TG animals starting at mid-stage disease pathology when CAA formation is apparent in these mice and diffuse Aβ plaques are becoming wide-spread.

The scientists can't explain why their viruses are mild, and if they escape they might evolve further, becoming both easily spread and quite deadly.