Sentence examples for significantly spread from inspiring English sources

In terms of journal venues, SBSE Brazilian publications have been significantly spread with 3 journals publishing 2 articles, and 14 journals publishing a single paper.

In this work we propose a simple statistical extension for the model that can significantly spread the expressiveness and the purpose of OWL.

"The African markets are significantly spread and the cost of travelling for interviews, or the access to tools and infrastructure to compose and snail mail or fax a resume make it difficult for many to access the job market," he explains.

Donna also significantly spread buttonwood, saltwort, and glasswort, and epiphytes began to grow in new areas.

Growing disillusionment towards Brazil's institutions and their commitment to democracy has also expanded significantly, spreading even to how people view the supreme court, until recently seen as a bastion for upholding the values and articles of the 1988 Brazilian constitution.

Likewise a nuclear cannula placement was considered on-target only if muscimol succeeded, but CNQX failed, to abolish CRs (demonstrating that muscimol was effective at inactivating nuclei without significantly spreading to cortex).

A cortical cannula placement was considered on-target only if both muscimol and CNQX infusions produced a suitably rapid and profound abolition of CRs during Phase 5 Performance Testing (demonstrating that muscimol was effective at inactivating cortex within the temporal window vital for consolidation, but without significantly spreading to nuclei).

Most significantly, herpes spread among Family members, and pedophiles within the group preyed upon the children.

For instance, the number of birds and other animals that became infected with the virus rose significantly and spread geographically this year compared with 1999.

However, there was significantly less spread of each species into areas planted with the other species in the 5/15 cm treatment compared to the 10 cm treatment, and the 5/15 cm (heterogeneous treatment) had significantly greater overall plant cover.

Biostatistician Ira Longini from the University of Washington, Seattle, and his colleagues show that the vaccine would need to reach at least 70% of the population, starting with children first, to significantly impede spread.