Sentence examples for disseminate in a from inspiring English sources
However, even in the absence of such breaches, C. glabrata yeasts invade into deeper tissues and readily disseminate in a chicken embryo model of fungal infections (Jacobsen et al., 2011).
Thus, although it has been suggested that TNBC tend to disseminate in a lower frequency to lymph nodes, we found that 51.4% of TNBC developed metastasis to lymph nodes.
A developmental regulatory program involved in embryo implantation, referred to as the "epithelial-mesenchymal transition" (EMT) was adopted to explain how transformed epithelial cells could acquire ability to metastasize, i.e., to invade surrounding nonmalignant tissues and to disseminate, in a multistep process including entering and leaving the circulatory system.
As a result, it has been suggested that tumor cells disseminate in an early genomic state and that they acquire genomic alterations after dissemination independent form the primary tumor [ 35].
Despite being identical by multilocus sequence typing, the isolates differ phenotypically, exhibiting changes in key virulence factors, nutrient acquisition, metabolic profiles, and the ability to disseminate in an animal model.
"My music has disseminated in a way I would never have expected.
By having data disseminated in a peer-to-peer manner and using local cache, rendering time can be reduced.
The potential for smallpox to be disseminated in a bioterror attack has prompted development of new, safer smallpox vaccination strategies.
Electronic commerce presents a particular challenge to privacy, as personal information is routinely collected and potentially disseminated in a largely unregulated manner.
But I also wanted to see if the things that I talk about can be produced and disseminated in a different way.
So it may take additional anthrax cases -- if any emerge -- before authorities can determine whether the woman's infection is the result of exposure in the mail, or whether anthrax is being disseminated in a different way.
