However, because of the mostly generational divide, it forced hip-hop to become bigger than just a genre of popular music with merchandise; it forced it to prove itself in mighty ways and to develop capacities for spreading into the worlds of fashion, beauty, art, dance, sports, gaming, language, lifestyle, and eventually politics.
Rep-PCR showed a high level of genomic diversity among the 18 E. coli isolates, illustrating the high capacity for spread among different genetic backgrounds found in the community, via mobile conjugative elements.
The ability of silencing to spread incompletely into autosomal material translocated to the X chromosome led to the description of an X inactivation centre (XIC) from which inactivation initiated, and waystations – booster elements that support and extend the capacity for spread along the X chromosome [ 4].
The discrepancy between these two observations shows that axillary involvement, while being a good index of the propensity of the tumour cells to acquire the capacity for distant spread, is not the cause of this spread.
We found that the completely dense HA with micropits had the same capacity for cell adhesion, spreading and proliferation, and had a greater capacity for cellular differentiation in vitro than porous HA.
During tumour progression the capacity for lymphatic spread is on average acquired much earlier than the capacity for haematogenous spread.
A significant difference in LVDs was observed between groups, suggesting that reduced lymphvascularisation in tumours with p16 expression had impaired their capacity for metastatic spread.
It is worth noting that maxillary AM with a higher proliferation index may be related to a greater capacity for AM spread and possible recurrences.
The occurrence of interactions among adsorbed molecules is accounted for by the introduction of activity coefficients, as a function of sorbates adsorption capacity and spreading pressure.
Most cells displayed unimpaired adhesive capacity and spreading on immobilized fibrinogen at the early stages of cell spreading.
