Sentence examples for further spreading in from inspiring English sources

Ranches in the USA have started raising piebald camels during the last two decades: they are appreciated aesthetically; they have higher monetary value than solid-coloured camels and are actively sold or hired to a variety of actors (Berry 2006), thus further spreading in new areas of the world, albeit out of a pastoral context.

Initially, it was proposed that these are sites of MSL complex assembly, which then further spreads in cis over other binding sites on the X chromosome (Kelley et al. 1999).

In the Netherlands, the prevalence of STI is stable or slightly increasing. 1 Besides education, accurate diagnostics are also essential for prevention of further spreading of STI in the healthy population.

"In Delaware you have commercial flocks of birds that were infected, hence they were depopulated to prevent further spread in a state where you have a billion-dollar industry in broilers," she said.

HIV prevalence is low in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, though the risk or potential for further spread in the future is not well understood.

The rumors Ron a liberal atheist despite his father's views started in his book were further spread in 2015 by Bill O'Reilly in his widely condemned and shoddily sourced book Killing Reagan, which frequently referred to the former president as "confused".

The Igbo dominated version of the genre grew out of earlier "Igbo blues" or "palm wine music" and further spread in popularity to the Southern Cameroons where Enugu had considerable influence in arts and culture in towns such as Limbe, Tiko and Douala.

HBV and HCV infections develop in the liver, where takes place the first development stage of P. falciparum before its further spread in blood.

"We are running against time to avoid further spread in West Africa".

Global experts have expressed concern about further spread in the region and the high cost of conducting emergency response campaigns.

This has necessitated evidence-based recommendations on infection control measures to prevent further spread in the dog population.