Thus, outliers' observations detected in a functional data set are likely to relate to different definitions of influence in Online Social Networks, such as the capacity of creating engagement among other users, the capacity of attracting a large number of followers, or the capacity of spreading messages to a large number of other users.
However, antibodies may not be able to effectively block EBV infection because EBV has the capacity of spreading through cell cell contact, which is an efficient mode of infecting the epithelium from reactivating B cells without releasing cell-free virions.
WNV lineage 2 isolated in Italy is genetically related to those detected in Hungary [ 7, 94] and, therefore, the apparent dissimilar capacity of spreading of this lineage between Italy and other countries cannot rely on virus diversity but probably is due to local ecological and epidemiological conditions.
However, it is not clear that toxicity and infection capacity can be dissociated, and, in consequence, the fact that an increase of toxicity is related to a reduction of spreading capacity is, at the present, a hypothesis.
The morphological change induced by Dock10.1 is not accompanied by a global change in the cell area in contact with the surface, suggesting that transition from elongated to non-elongated does not imply a loss of spreading capacity.
Twitter's intrinsic, relentless driving of the new makes it the quintessential medium of breaking news, particularly combined with its capacity for spreading that news with breathtaking ease.
And though the vastness of the ocean has the capacity to dilute nuclear contamination, signs of spreading radioactive material are being found off Japan, including the discovery of elevated concentrations of radioactive cesium and iodine in small fish several dozen miles south of Fukushima, and high levels of radioactivity in seawater 25 miles offshore.
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.
She said: "Influenza pandemics must be taken seriously, precisely because of their capacity to spread rapidly to every country in the world.
"Influenza pandemics must be taken seriously precisely because of their capacity to spread rapidly to every country in the world," said Margaret Chan, WHO's director-general, at a press conference.
The ability of S. aureus to survive in the nares and on the skin is an important facet of its capacity to spread from host to host.
