Sentence examples for direct spreading from inspiring English sources

As well as his historical stances on apartheid and other issues, Corbyn has consistently voted against the UK's worst acts of foreign aggression, including being one of only 13 MPs to vote against Nato's horrific intervention in Libya in 2011 – an intervention that has played no small part in the subsequent refugee crisis and the direct spreading of terrorism.

Cervical cancer metastasizes mostly by direct spreading and lymphatic invasion, but rarely by traveling through the bloodstream.

The mechanisms proposed for EDH are direct spreading of hyperpolarizing current via myoendothelial gap junctions or release of diffusible factors(s) (EDHF s)).

The advantage of this strategy was here to avoid fungal contamination compared to direct spreading for which different moulds invaded the LB plates, despite the presence of antifungal agents.

Direct spreading on modified m126 medium (mm126), CDM and 1/100 YPD media supplemented with 100 mg.l-1 As III) or As V) allowed the isolation on each medium of only one bacterial genus, respectively a new genus of the family Xanthomonadaceae (X11), Ancylobacter sp. (X1), Thiomonas sp. (X19) and Micromonospora sp. (X14) (Table 1).

In this section, we present the equivalent channel model of communication systems using coherent MRC receiver in both system without spreading and Direct spread spectrum system (DS-CDMA).

Direct spread along peritoneal ligaments, mesenteries and omenta to non-contiguous organs Intraperitoneal seeding via ascitic fluid Lymphatic extension Embolic haematogenous spread.

"Dendritic electrical coupling increases the number of effective synaptic inputs onto neurons by allowing the direct spread of synaptic potentials from one neuron to another.

Purpose: To determine the effect of isolation rooms on the direct spread of nosocomial infections (NIs) owing to cross-colonization in a pediatric intensive care unit (PICU).

We sought to determine whether neck abscesses resulting from direct inoculation differ in their clinical course and severity from those that arise from direct spread through inflamed tissue, as in pharyngitis or odontogenic infections.

Organisms most often reach the meninges via the blood, but direct spread may occur with skull fractures, middle-ear or nasal-sinus infections, or congenital defects of the meninges.