Sentence examples for chance of spread from inspiring English sources

When it comes to germs, he says, "adequate ventilation can reduce the chance of spread from one person to another.

Exceptional care must be taken to avoid the PDT device tip from entering into the lymphatic vessels of the breast to minimize the chance of spread of cancer cells.

New arrivals into the country may for some time have limited close contact with Canadian-born individuals, which reduces the chance of spread from immigrants to the CB population.

For example, if we find that in a specific context, p=1-in-ten-billion, then we shall not mean that every cell in the tumour mass will have such a chance of spread.

The reason for a few strains becoming predominant in a region or nation is not known, but it has been speculated that trade of animals can cause a certain genotype to become widespread [ 15] and that certain genotypes could also have specific traits that increase their chance of spread [ 17, 27].

Although cholera is not as communicable as some other diseases, keeping those suffering from the disease from contact with the general public will reduce the chance of spread.

Every time a community buries an Ebola victim without protective clothing or medical advice, the disease has a higher chance of spreading.

Perhaps when we get our own house in order we'll have a better chance of spreading democracy outside our own borders.

"The colony puts up with them," Dr. Scantlebury said, "because they offer the chance of spreading the genes and creating future colonies".

The aim is to keep staff fit and healthy and reduce the chance of spreading flu to vulnerable people.

And Grossberg said browser-based mobile games have a better chance of spreading on social networks, once "you take away the friction of a download".