Sentence examples for integrated spread from inspiring English sources

From a theoretical point of view, the integrated spread of organisms can often be described with travelling waves, using reaction-diffusion transport-models [49], [50].

Some focus on how Alu repeats were integrated and spread in the human genome and the factors that may influence their distribution [ 2, 4, 9, 26, 27].

Jazz (http://www.jazz.net/), a real-time team collaboration platform built on top of the Eclipse IDE, allows integrating work spread across distributed development sites.

The elastic strain energy stored in the polyacrylamide gel due to the cell tractions was calculated according to Butler et al. (30) as the product of local tractions and deformations, integrated over the spreading area of the cells.

An additional level of sensitivity may be possible on tissues using fluorescene given the finding that HPV integrated on chromosome spreads could be demonstrated with FITC but not AEC or DAB.

However, the main source of intron proliferation is spread of introns already integrated into the host genome (intragenomic spread).

In begin of urban age, these cities have shaped as a basic figure such as circular form, however since cities also the center of socio-economic it received many belief and indigenous element from India culture especially Hinduism and Buddhism which widely spread and integrated to a local belief of animalism (Winichakul 1994).

The small and highly mineralized patches may later become integrated via a general spread of mineralization (as seen also in the SEM/SDD-EDS elemental maps of the right region of Calc1; Figure 2g).

SPREAD integrates methods in dementia, palliative care and infectious diseases research.

Shots for hepatitis A, a liver disease that is rarely fatal but is easily spread, "should be integrated into the routine childhood vaccination schedule" and given between 1 and 2 years, the panel said.

Further successful testing [ 10], parallel qualitative evaluation [ 11], and widening of the scope of this training to cover chronic cardiovascular and mental health conditions is contributing to the spread of fully integrated primary care.