Sentence examples for eventual spread of from inspiring English sources

Since one such cluster is sufficient to foster and promote the eventual spread of cooperation, a large world also increases the chances that cooperation eventually spreads.

Swelled bentonite around the stored capsules prevents eventual spread of radioactive material by ground water.

However, Dr. Abbruzzese said, "many still have lymph node involvement" that leads to eventual spread of the disease.

As was the case with color television, prices for HDTV are likely to drop with the eventual spread of the new medium.

By combining these genetic data with archeological and linguistic information, anthropologists have been able to discern the origins of Homo sapiens in Africa and to track the timing and location of the waves of human migration out of Africa that led to the eventual spread of humans to other continents of the globe.

The 1300s heralded the arrival and eventual spread of the Islamic religion in the Philippine archipelago.

While the assays of the first group are mainly used in screening programs, where there is no clinical benefit from the knowledge of specific HPV types, the assays of the second group are primarily used in HPV surveillance studies and to monitor the eventual spreading of particular viral types in vaccinated women.

In advanced stages of the disease, atrophy of the frontal lobe occurs before eventual spread to the entire neocortex (Scahill et al. 2002; Serrano-Pozo et al. 2011; Khan et al. 2014).

A single heritable trait (allele A) stimulates its bearer to provide a group benefit, and its eventual spread is conditional on the greater productivity of altruistic groups.

We are currently exploring the hypothesis of individual variability in language and speech processing as a conduit for linking the introduction of new variants in language and their eventual spread throughout a community.

Early diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis plays a significant role in preventing the spread of the disease and eventual death of the patients [ 10].