Sentence examples for more rapid spread from inspiring English sources
An alphabet allows a more rapid spread of literacy and communications.
People move around the country much more freely than they once did, making more rapid spread of the disease possible.
This is likely one of the major limitations for a more rapid spread of alternative silviculture.
Modern international travel, widespread migration, and fluid borders all facilitate the more rapid spread of pandemic influenza viruses.
While modern communication systems may facilitate more rapid spread of infections, implementation of interventions (school closures, masks, hand washing, bans on spitting in public, etc).
Furthermore, it is possible that without vaccination, populations escaping early infection with the pandemic virus will experience more rapid spread or greater disease severity when eventually infected.
The more rapid spreading dynamics of wtNHERF2 overexpressing cells compared to the control or mutant NHERF2 overexpressing cells is clearly apparent.
Conversely, pharmacological stimulation of the autophagy pathway caused more rapid viral spread in tissue culture and greater pathogenicity in mice.
The age distribution of cases reflects the distribution of immunity in a population at the start of an outbreak, with a higher average age of cases being consistent with a lower crude prevalence of infection immunity, and thus with more extensive (and more rapid) virus spread.
Our results suggest that more severe outcomes observed in the 2009 influenza A H1N1 pandemic in remote and isolated communities 2 may have been due to differential transmissibility of infection, resulting in more rapid epidemic spread and larger numbers of individuals affected at northern latitudes.
As shown in Table 1, the pMHCs that induced higher contact areas also induced more rapid initial spreading, although the initial spreading rate displayed only 1.8-fold variation depending on stimulation peptide, but peptide discrimination remained highly significant (p = 1.3 × 10−16).
