Sentence examples for spread highly from inspiring English sources
Vanadium oxide spread highly on TiO2 (anatase, A) and SnO2, and rather densely on TiO2 (rutile, R) and ZrO2 to make the monolayer in less than 4 5 V nm−2.
Chronic heart failure (CHF) is a wide spread, highly disabling condition usually occurring subsequently to ischemic heart disease and myocardial infarction, however hypertension, valvular disease and cardiomyopathy are also contributing etiologies [1].
Studies do not support the claim that migratory birds can spread highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) over long distances.
The abundance of the LAM family in this area may indicate that the family is either well adapted to spread, highly conserved, or recently transmitted within this community.
To date, wild birds have not been found to carry and spread highly pathogenic H5 and H7 influenza viruses; instead, each outbreak has been caused by a phylogenetically new virus, whose parent viruses were not pathogenic (12, 13 ).
Whether this large cluster resulted fromof different mechanisms of transmission, greater viral shedding by the patient, or inadequate infection-control measures is not known, but it clearly indicates that SARS can be spread highly efficiently in some situations.
Many people in Enewetak fear that one day the dome will break open, further spreading highly radioactive debris.
Using conventional weapons on such facilities runs the risk of spreading highly toxic substances, so the Pentagon has funded a number of what are called "agent defeat weapons".
Natural populations at both sites are clearly perennial, though differences in the frequency of plants with spreading, highly branched vegetative mats suggest that average longevity is greater at Spiterstulen.
Within California, solar technology has spread beyond highly environmentally conscious areas like San Francisco and Sacramento over the last decade to gain a hold throughout the state, Environment California's report indicates.
Enough random processes related to biology, and not to the weather or other so-called external factors, can make an invasion's spread rate highly unpredictable.
