Sentence examples for spread extensively from inspiring English sources

Tubercular lesions may spread extensively in the lung, causing large areas of destruction, cavities, and scarring.

The Portuguese language spread extensively, and the upper classes quickly gained proficiency in it.

Deep-sea currents are slower than surface currents, limiting the ability of the deeper plumes to spread extensively.

The sound has spread extensively across the poorer districts of South America where distinct variations of cumbia, such as chicha in Peru, have been born.

Historically, excellent wine has been produced in the Hunter valley, and the production of wine grapes has spread extensively through New South Wales.

With the exception of tobacco mosaic virus, relatively few viruses or viroids are spread extensively in the field by contact between diseased and healthy leaves.

It spreads extensively creeping stolons (horizontal, root-forming stems) and is drought-tolerant.

Spreading extensively on both banks of the Helisson (Elísson) River just above its junction with the Alpheus (Alfiós), the ancient community (the name means "large city," or "great city") was founded on a grandiose scale (371 368 bce) by Epaminondas of Thebes as the seat of the Arcadian League and as a bastion for the southern Arcadians' containment of Sparta.

With gastric carcinogenesis, ADRA1B promoter methylation spreads extensively, leading to reduced ADRA1B expression.

This appears to be the only report of a reassortant virus generated by H5N1 viruses belonging to the 2.2 clade spreading extensively in poultry.

No underlying carcinoma was found in the resected specimen, and Paget cells were found to be spread more extensively to the skin than expected (Fig 3), although the resected margin was negative (Fig. 4).