Sentence examples for highly spread from inspiring English sources
PFAS are man-made compounds that are highly spread in the environment.
However, the degree of the electrophysiological changes depended on the spread characteristics of the hydrogel, such that hearts injected with highly spread hydrogels showed no conduction abnormalities.
Both confocal and scanning electron microscopy images show cells with a polygonal and highly spread morphology, with well-defined actin stress fibers and focal adhesions (Fig. 1d; Supplementary Fig. 4).
Data gaps are often due to traditional collection methods, such as door-to-door surveys, national censuses and government registrations, which are expensive or too infrequent to measure demographics in highly spread out, dense or shifting populations in, for example, urban slums or desert regions.
Sm particles are highly spread over the surface of photocatalyst, similar morphology also observed in 2% and 4% Sm ZnO Ag catalyst.
Depletion of hMena by siRNA causes cells to be highly spread with the formation of lamellipodia.
"The current highly spreading outbreak of cholera in Yemen, as well as in some African countries, may represent a serious risk to all pilgrims during the (haj) days and even after returning to their countries," the WHO bulletin said.
A genomic signature, called as tuberculosis specific deletion 1 (TbD1), a chunk of DNA whose presence determines the ancestral M. tuberculosis [ 3], a geno-family of possibly low disseminating strains as compared to some of the very highly spreading and expanding strains such as the Beijing types [ 4, 5].
"It's a fantastically structured and highly spread-out tail, the best I've seen since Comet West in 1975," he notes.
Indeed, in case of C. elegans, with its highly spread-out microtubule-attachment sites, merotelic attachments are easily detectable upon condensin inactivation [50].
First, it is highly contagious, spread by direct droplet infection -- a cough or sneeze, a kiss or even a drink from a contaminated cup, although not by casual contact or breathing the air where an infected person has been.
