Sentence examples for dramatic spread of from inspiring English sources

The dramatic spread of H. axyridis suggests that it is one of the fastest-spreading invaders worldwide and is worthy of this description.

France's government must take a good part of the blame for the dramatic spread of fuel-price protests to other countries, because of the concessions that it promptly and cravenly offered to the fishermen, farmers and truck drivers who took to the streets at the end of August (see article).

In an effort to stop the dramatic spread of the HIV epidemic, new preventive treatments, such as microbicides, have been developed.

Consistent with earlier work based on Caucasians and gorillas, ∗0101 appeared to be the newest human TAP1 allele, suggesting a dramatic spread of ∗0101 into all human populations examined.

However, the dramatic spread of highly pathogenic diseases such as AIDS and multidrug-resistant bacterial infections led the scientific community to seriously examine emerging infectious diseases (1 ).

From the transport of this invader beyond the limits of its native geographic range to the dramatic spread of this species within the invaded range, there has been extensive ecological research documenting the processes and exploring the underlying mechanisms of invasion.

Since the introduction into North America in 1999 of West Nile virus (WNV) and its subsequent dramatic spread across the United States and Canada, human cases of WNV infection declined from their 2003 peak of 9,862 to only 712 cases and 43 fatalities confirmed in 2011 (http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/index.htm).htm

Add Sissy Spacek, effortlessly natural as a former flame of Felix's, now widowed and flickering with regret, and we get a rich spread of dramatic styles.

Implant-associated infections are dangerous complications and may cause dramatic illness with hematogeneous spread of bacteria and secondary infections.

However, spatial structuring does have dramatic effects on the spread of infection and thus on the evolution of host resistance.

The changes in distributions revealed a dramatic reduction in the spread of log FC values in the presence of hBD3, consistent with hBD3 globally attenuating the transcriptional response to KLA (Fig. 2B).