Sentence examples for intensively spread from inspiring English sources

One of them, Cadmium (Cd), is very abundant in the environment as it is often combined with sulfur in Earth's crust, and it is also intensively spread out as (i) a by-product of zinc mining, (ii) the burning of fossil fuel, (iii) the dispersal of sewage sludge and phosphate fertilizers, and (vi) the manufacturing of paints, batteries and screens [ 4].

At separate-major schools like Wharton, Northwestern, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and New York University, professors say they are able to study e-business intensively and to spread its lessons to other departments.

The open savannah-like habitats were spreading intensively and at the same time the climate was very variable (four prolonged periods of strong wet-dry variability are dated into this range; [ 77]).

Ever since the first diagnosed case the Swedish Animal Health Service has worked intensively to stop the spread of infection and control benign and virulent footrot at flock level [ 5].

Ever since the first diagnosed case the Swedish Animal Health Service has worked intensively to stop the spread of infection and control the disease at flock level.

HIV1, which has been researched intensively, is known to have spread many times to people and then petered out, before one strain of it got lucky.

Epidemic spreading has been intensively studied in SIS epidemic model.

Traded palm trees are intensively transported between and within countries, spreading the pest worldwide.

If control campaign frequency was reduced to twice yearly, the total control effort (number of campaigns) had to be increased substantially, because "temporal refuges" allowed the disease to spread in initially less-intensively targeted host populations, with enhanced numbers of susceptibles between each reproduction period.

Interestingly, he says what3words has not had to market itself intensively, because news about his product has spread by word of mouth.

The population genetics of pathogenic bacteria has been intensively studied in order to understand the spread of disease and the evolution of virulence and drug resistance.