Sentence examples similar to persistently spreading from inspiring English sources
People who knowingly incite serious violence or persistently spread hateful messages would also fall into the stricter bracket.
Over the past three decades the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic in the United States (US) has slowly but persistently spread from large cities to involve more rural areas.
These cases of shifting immunodominance or epitope spreading together with persistently high HIV-specific CD8+ T cell responses suggest immune stimulation by ongoing viral replication at levels undetectable by clinical virus load testing.
| Updates below | Purveyors of climate doubt have seized on a news release from the Research Council of Norway with this provocative title: "Global warming less extreme than feared?" The release describes new research finding that global warming from the buildup of greenhouse gases will be on the low end of the persistently wide spread of projections by other research groups.
However, the patient will most likely have a persistently rigid abdomen, pain with movement, spreading of pain to include the lower quadrants as fluid and air fill the abdomen, and shallow respirations.
Due to these different aspects few highly infectious persistently colonized HCWs may spread MRSA to the same number of patients as many persistently colonized HCWs who are individually less prone to spread MRSA.
Using information on disease dynamics the method pinpoints the sources of infection by signalling out regions that persistently report new TB cases; it can be of help to model the disease spreading and, in this way, gets an insight on the mechanisms underlying the process and ultimately it allows identifying the social factors involved in the endemic process.
Neither the jobs report nor the persistently weak economic growth suggests that the surge in fuel and food prices will spread soon to a multitude of other items — a prospect that would push the Fed to raise rates to suppress inflation.
