Sentence examples for have become distributed from inspiring English sources

Human ERVs (HERVs) have become distributed within human DNA over the course of evolution.

Arrows in the remaining panels show where Au DENPs have become distributed as a short segment in the interspace between the skin and the subcutaneous soft tissue.

At present ELSA has become distributed – consisting of a series of work-packages integrated into scientific research projects (in order to promote collaboration) (Stegmaier [2009]).

Regardless of how it has become distributed among the clades, the variation is probably of adaptive significance.

At the same time, relatively high performance personal computers equipped with gigabyte memories and multi-core processors have become widely distributed.

This has been particularly so in the case of two members of the complex, Middle East-Asia Minor 1 (MEand) and Mediterranean (MED), which have become globally distributed invasive species.

Since the detection of the first KPC isolate in 1996 in the United States [ 2] CPE have become widely distributed throughout the world including South America [ 3].

In recent years, various types of synthetic cannabinoids [ 1– 4] and cathinones [ 5– 8] have become widely distributed, and are now causing social problems throughout many parts of the world.

4 However, over the last 100 years a number of distinct strains, in particular subtypes 1a, 1b and 3a, have become globally distributed in an epidemic that is associated with medical practice and intravenous drug use.

are non-native shrubs that have become widely distributed in wetlands and riparian areas of the western United States (Friedman et al. 2005) where they are considered serious pests with many detrimental economic and ecological impacts (Shafroth et al. 2005).

In contrast, there is little evidence of co-clustering of family members in the genome of filamentous Ascomycetes, suggesting they are more ancient as evidenced by sequence divergence and that they have become widely distributed about the genome predominantly through translocation events [ 19].