Sentence examples for spread between countries from inspiring English sources

These fears were hardly soothed, this week, by news that an American college had inadvertently dispatched thousands of samples of a deadly human flu virus to laboratories around the world.Prior to the latest outbreaks, bird flu was thought to be rare in poultry, and unlikely to spread between countries.

"The question is how evenly will it be spread between countries, between people in different economic strata and also different parts of the economy".

How the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza has spread between countries has been extensively debated.

The greater the level of transitivity the faster a disease can spread between countries and potentially infect many countries within the European area [ 19].

Fostering of global standards is also part of the WHO International Health Regulations that will come into force in mid-2007 and will require all countries to do a better job of surveillance for diseases that can spread between countries (www.int/gb/edwha/pdf_files/WHA58-REC1/english/Resolutions.pdf).pdf

Klebsiella pneumoniae resistant to carbapenems (KPRC) infection is one of the most threatening GNB [ 5] and unfortunately is rapidly spreading between countries [ 6– 11].

Spread between 26 countries, the fund pays for skills training in Ethiopia and antenatal care in South Sudan, as well as helping migrants stranded in north Africa return home on a voluntary basis.

In addition to the spread of resistant clones, it has also been found that asexual tobacco aphid lineages have spread between neighbouring countries such as Greece and Italy [ 8] and in the current study a widespread nicotianae lineage was found in southern Greece and Slovenia and another in Greece, UK and Bulgaria.

The ambitious project involves 14 investigators spread between six different countries, but is led jointly by two U.S. researchers; Professor Matthew Meyerson of Dana-Faber Cander Institute and Harvard Medical School and Professor Wendy Garrett from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

Dr Alan McNally explained that this meant the disease had been spread between humans in two countries: Spain and Mexico.

The molecular epidemiology of the influenza viruses circulating in Asia, including Taiwan, is already of wide international concern because strong travel makes the viruses easy to spread between Asia and other countries [ 9].