Sentence examples for how it spreads from inspiring English sources
The four weeds pages describe the species and tell where each is currently established, how it spreads, and how its presence and spread could affect Australia.
As with other Fringe episodes, Fox released a science lesson plan in collaboration with Science Olympiad for grade school children, focusing on the science seen in "Immortality", with the intention of having "students learn about the influenza virus and how it spreads and impacts its host".
It may be that through Anna, Geraldine Brooks (in this prodigiously-researched historical 2001 novel) wants readers to seek out "medicine" that "strengthens and nourishes," developed by detecting "the nature of disease: how it spreads, and to whom, and how its course runs like or different in this person or that".
Today it voted to require the NorthWestern Corporation, a giant regional power distributor, to disclose how it spreads costs and revenue among its affiliates to make sure the distribution business is not subsidizing other businesses, Mr. Rowe said.
Changes to this signaling pathway have been associated with cancer and how it spreads between different organs and its involvement in entosis lends further support to the notion that there may be a link between cell-in-cell invasion and the advancement of cancer.
However, persons looking for a more general historic overview of the Black Death (how it spread and its consequences) would be advised to consider other works such as those by McNeill (1 ) or Cantor (2 ).
Include a brief explanation of its arrival and how it spread.
Not this time: Ms. Fenn's entire focus is on the disease, how it spread and where its larger importance lies.
Just as interesting as its origin, it turns out, is how it spread.
In its latest report, Distimo looked at how Instagram became successful, how it spread across the world, how the app's usage compares to the number of downloads it received and more.
