Sentence examples for enabled it to spread from inspiring English sources
The aggressiveness of chir pine and its capacity to colonize disturbed sites have enabled it to spread at the expense of ban oak forests which are under immense biotic pressure (Singh and Singh 1984).
Eventually, the scientists got the go-ahead from a federal advisory board, and earlier this year they described how a few mutations of a strain called H5N1 enabled it to spread among ferrets.
The redback spider's affinity for human-modified habitat has enabled it to spread to several countries via international shipping and trade.
A high dispersal ability coupled with feeding on common agricultural plants (e.g. rape seed and cabbage) has enabled it to spread rapidly and successfully colonize Australia, New Zealand and North America within the last 120 years [ 19- 21].
The consortium has entered into serious negotiations with the city to extend its lease on Terminal 4 beyond 2015, enabling it to spread out its debt payments.
It poses an even greater threat than its European relative because the female can fly, enabling it to spread quickly, and the larvae, which range in colour from light to dark brown, will eat the leaves of coniferous as well as deciduous trees.
The experiment in Rotterdam transformed the virus into the supergerm of virologists' nightmares, enabling it to spread from one animal to another through the air.
So far, health officials have urged calm, saying there is no evidence of human-to-human transmission of the virus, which could enable it to spread rapidly.
For Brightpoint, AIG provided an insurance policy that was essentially a loan, enabling it to spread over several years a loss that should have been recognised immediately.
Its continued spread through the bird population is cause for concern and preparation, though there has not yet been the mutation that would enable it to spread easily among humans.
With climate change, another UK species, the brown argus, has started to feed on wild geranium plants as a caterpillar, enabling it to spread rapidly through the Midlands and into northern England.
