Sentence examples for considered to spread from inspiring English sources

Geologically, they are considered to spread from the snow-capped Wallowas near the Idaho border to the gentle Ochocos in central Oregon.

The changes would not affect the 19 schools now under construction, he said, adding that several ways were being considered to spread the cuts among projects not yet begun in each of the five boroughs and between renovations and new school projects.

The source region of this earthquake is considered to spread over a large region with a width of 500 km.

The source region of this earthquake is considered to spread to the off-Ibaraki and Boso region.

From the epicentral distribution of the aftershocks as measured by a land-based seismic network, the source region of the earthquake is also considered to spread over a large region 500 km wide.

The cell death signals of these apoptosis inducers can be considered to spread through the cytosol by diffusion, analogous to diffusible signalling molecules in second messenger systems, and are integrated at the mitochondria, culminating in the permeabilisation of their outer membrane by pores comprised of activated Bax/Bak molecules [ 8].

Two of these were considered to have spread via the hematogenous route, whereas the route of spread in the other three cases was unclear.

At present there is a similar outbreak in the Southern part of Sweden where S. Typhimurium is considered to have spread from feed to animals, to the environment, to food and also to humans (Lahti 2009; personal communication).

The second virus, Menangle virus, is considered to be spread to pigs in Australia by the same four species of Pteropus bats, producing stillbirths with deformities in 1998 in 27% of litters, as well as an influenzalike illness in humans (30 ).

The Industrial Revolution is usually considered to have been spread from Britain to Belgium by two British industrialists, William and John Cockerill, who moved to Liège in 1807 and formed a company producing industrial machinery and iron.

The subset of the genome that is sequenced is considered to be well spread throughout the genome; e.g., Poland et al. [ 7] conclude that GBS SNPs are approximately uniformly spaced on the physical genome (in wheat and barley).