Sentence examples for has spread significantly from inspiring English sources
Goode remarks casually: "Sowerby's freshwater jellyfish, Craspedacusta sowerbyi, a native of tropical Central and South America which was first found in the wild in Britain in 1928 … has spread significantly since the 1990s and is now known from a number of urban canals from Exeter to Sheffield".
The reach of Sari Bari has spread significantly since 2006.
The development and need for silica-based fluorescent nanoparticles as markers in biological applications such as sensing and imaging have spread significantly since the 1990s [1 3].
The other isolates that lack Avrblb1/ipiO class I represented unique genotypes, none of which seem to have spread significantly by the asexual cycle.
At 96 hours, the necrosis around the injection sites of S genotype plants had spread significantly and in one plant had extended to most of the entire leaf sheath (not shown).
In three-quarters of the more than 300 SARS cases treated at Prince of Wales, the patients' pneumonia has worsened significantly and has spread to both lungs 7 to 10 days after the onset of fever, said Dr. David Hui, the chief of respiratory medicine.
So it has spread its wealth to other research groups in the archipelago while significantly cutting funds to the foundation.
Major improvements in treatment have contributed significantly, especially in colon and breast cancer that has spread to regional lymph nodes (Stage 3 metastases).
The shellshock has spread.
