Sentence examples for spread as shown from inspiring English sources
The leaking cement problem is widely spread as shown in statistics from Gulf of Mexico, Canada, Norway and other places where SCP has been regulated.
In our experiment, we have observed that the time delay t dis between opening the valve and striking the discharge has a critical effect on the velocity spread as shown in Fig. 5.
Data on the social characteristics of the cases have not been reported, but both the living and sanitary conditions, and the population density (among the highest in the world) and frequent mixing patterns in Egypt favour poliovirus spread, as shown by the persistence of wild type 1 until early 2005.
These type of cities are also the focal point of spread, as shown by the spread of influenza from Singapore to India in 1957 (39 ).
Upon GSH addition to a final concentration of 10 m m, the fluorescent signal is spread, as shown in Figure 5 d, which depicts a homogeneous green background indicative of nanogel degradation.
The microscopy images showed that the silver complex did not increase cell-spreading as shown in Fig. 5a, but it also did not affect the cell proliferation promoting properties of the Hst-1 (Fig. 5b).
The cells with BCL2 expression tend to spread isotropically, while the vector transfected cells spread anisotropically, as shown in Fig. 1c, d, and e, the cell area increased in a time-dependent manner.
In case of IPA ratio of 66%%, it was difficult to measure the contact angle for electrolytes because the etchant spread rapidly, as shown in Figure2d.
However, the contribution of bone attenuation is limited in the integral in Equation 1 for small animals so that effects on quantification would not spread widely, as shown in the 'Results' section and in Figure 6b.
It has SPREAD northward, as shown by the recent reports of indigenous VL cases in northern Italy and southern Germany (8, 9 ).
At 0.5 h of incubation, the A549 cells immobilized on the three types of substrates display fundamentally similar morphology and spreading area, as shown in Figure2a (first column).
