Sentence examples for marked spread from inspiring English sources

The marked spread of dengue during and after the Second World War has been attributed to ecologic disruption.

In contrast, a marked spread of the population on the FS - SS plot occurred following exposure to CB07-L and BY07-L, resulting in an average number of cells of 5.2% and 5.7%, respectively, excluded by the gate.

This finding suggests that the frequency of new strain introductions into the camp may not have been high compared to stable populations, but that epidemics were associated with marked spread from small numbers of introduced or persisting virus strains.

Our previous T cell co-activation experiments, in which LFA-1 engagement resulted in stabilization of otherwise labile transcripts, included marked spreading when cells bound either to rICAM-1 or through activating anti-LFA-1 antibodies.

Finally, H3K9me2 marks spread across the genome, presumably in cis from sites of nucleation, to form characteristic patterns in mono-lineage cells such as CD41+CD61+ committed megakaryocytes or CD3+ T-cells [ 6].

The destructive power of the press becomes even more marked when spread with new technologies.

The incident marked the spread of a threat that previously had mostly affected U.S. journalists traveling abroad.

Despite the humor in speculative omification, he said, the proliferation of real omic disciplines marked the spread of a "very important scientific idea".

The Beatles' arrival in the United States in 1964 marked the spread of Beatlemania from the UK to the wider world, established the group's international stature, and, triggering the British Invasion, caused changes in U.S. popular culture.

Vinny Testaverde pulled his right hand from his pocket for a moment, and much of it was purple, a large black and blue mark spread from palm to fingers.

The historic spread is about 170 bps and the high water mark spread was well above 500 bps.