Sentence examples for expansion and spread from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as Shearing and Stenning (1981) and Lippert and O'Connor (2003) argue the growth of private security is a 'quiet revolution' which has coincided with the expansion and spread of mass private property such as shopping malls, office, recreational, industrial, and manufacturing complexes in urban settings, and increasing share of public life takes place on such privately-owned properties.

Cancer results from a complex series of pre-neoplastic genetic lesions in cells that go on to form tumors. Once cells gain tumor-forming potential, their expansion and spread is determined by complex interactions between tumor cells and the surrounding microenvironment.

The process of population expansion and spread of temperate strains is not understood.

Fluoroquinolone resistance among invasive pneumococci in Hong Kong was high and a result of clonal expansion and spread.

Peirano et. al. (2 ) reported that the prevalence of ST131, a uropathogenic E. coli notorious for its worldwide expansion and spread of CTX-M-15, was similar among travelers and non-travelers from the Calgary region.

The recent emergence, host expansion, and spread of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 subtype in Asia have heightened concerns globally, both in regards to mortality from HPAI H5N1 infection in humans and the potential of a new pandemic.

Try not to begin in Asia; it has too many borders to fortify and will quickly lead to over-expansion and spreading your troops thin.

Postwar historians were haunted by memories of Nazi genocide, the threat of Soviet expansion and the spread of McCarthyism.

We consider the influence of colonization on disease dynamics, range expansion, and spatial spread, with particular emphasis on anthropogenic effects that enhance colonization rates.

The equity market meltdown in emerging markets like its global neighbors reflects the coupling of massive deleveraging (following a period of extreme global credit expansion and low spreads) and uncertainty about the magnitude and breadth of the retrenchment in global growth and corporate earnings.

Recent molecular genetic analyses and the geographical distribution of haplogroup O-M122 lineages, found widely throughout East Asia at high frequencies (especially in southern populations and China), have suggested a link between these Y-chromosome expansions and the spread of rice agriculture in East Asia [62] [64].