Sentence examples for spread directed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kutcher, who sprawls around half-naked through much of the movie, exudes a goofy, rakish charm, but "Spread," directed by David Mackenzie Young Adamam") from a screenplay by Jason Dean Hall, doesn't attach to him a coherent story.

From a tiny population that most likely lived in Africa, H. sapiens spread, directed in its wanderings by the vagaries of climate, environment, and competition with species both human and nonhuman.

How to cite this article: Reig, G. et al. Extra-embryonic tissue spreading directs early embryo morphogenesis in killifish.

-Septic cortical osteitis: Bone infection, commonly accompanied by adjacent soft-tissue infection, usually occurs secondary to hematogenous spread, direct inoculation or spread from adjacent tissues [2].

Possible explanations are: haematomas of repeated micro-fractures around screw loosening, haematogenous spread, direct inoculation or a combination of these factors.

Cardiac involvement can occur by haematogenous spread, direct invasion from the mediastinum, tumour growth into the vena cava and extension into the right atrium or retrograde lymphatic spread.

Cancer may reach the CSF through hematogenous spread, direct extension from the tumor itself, or by migration along perineural or perivascular spaces [ 1, 2].

Secondary malignancies of the pancreas are divided based on the mode of spread: direct invasion by a primary malignancy arising from an adjacent organ, and hematogenous spread of metastases.

In the Maki-Thompson (M-T) model, the rumor is spread by directed contact of the spreaders with other individuals.

Its beam spread less in one mile than a flashlight beam spreads when directed across the room.

Metastatic lesions to the trachea can occur from either direct or hematogeneous spread, with direct invasion being more common [24].