Sentence examples for spread densely from inspiring English sources
Connections within layer IV, which contains the Stria of Gennari (part of the internal lamina), "spread densely and for long distances within layer IV itself" (Lund et al. 1994).
The map of organic farms in the United States is clustered into a few geographic centers, a strikingly different pattern than the map of all farms, which spreads densely over many regions, breaking only for the Rockies and Western deserts.
If social influence through friendship links is significant, we expect that the items spread more densely between friends than among users with no explicit relationships.
Our study provides a new perspective in identifying high-risk areas for transmissions and thus enhances our understanding of how public rapid transit system contributes to disease spread in densely populated urban areas, which could be useful in the design of more effective and timely intervention and control measures for future outbreaks.
They proliferate and spread as densely connected cells to form the first light stripe.
Her son was malnourished but is getting better and the vaccinations he just received with the support of UNICEF will help protect him against diseases that can quickly spread in densely populated refugee camps.
Since epidemics often start or spread rapidly in densely populated areas (as was the case with Timor-Leste's measles outbreak in 2011), it is important for children throughout Timor-Leste to raise coverage in Dili.
In Liberia, where Ebola is spreading in densely populated Monrovia, there are at least 694 cases, an increase of 296 since the last report from 20 August.
The town, nestled in the Watchung Mountains, feels more spread out, less densely populated.
The four types of dengue virus, none of which confers immunity to the rest, spread faster in densely populated areas.
Another 150m salmon are now at risk of dying due to difficulties in feeding the fish and controlling diseases like the ISA virus and endemic sea-lice infections that spread from one densely populated offshore cage to another.
