Sentence examples for spread in response to from inspiring English sources

Similarly, bugs that might be less "visible" to the immune system could spread in response to the vaccine.

Ductility, Capacity of a material to deform permanently (e.g., stretch, bend, or spread) in response to stress.

Days earlier, a different Twitter campaign spread in response to the social media platform's temporary suspension of the account of McGowan, after she had tweeted about Weinstein.

Leukocytes that did not project pseudopodia and spread in response to low shear stress could be shown to respond to a second shear step of higher amplitude.

The microscopic study of pollen grains preserved in datable layers of peat and sediments has made it possible to trace the continental spread, in response to climatic improvement, of forest-forming trees.

The Member and Employee Training and Oversight On ("Me Too") Congress Act is named after the social media hashtag that spread in response to widespread sexual misconduct allegations against a number of prominent men, particularly Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.

At the southern site, species known to be spreading in response to climate change were found in treatments but not in control areas.

The Merrion Hotel in Dublin created a line including jams and other spreads in response to customer requests to take home items they had sampled in the hotel.

The East African landscape that Homo erectus walked from about 2 million to 1.5 million years ago was becoming progressively drier, with savanna grasslands spreading in response to changes in the monsoon rains.

In its most severe form, contact angle hysteresis leads to 'pining' of the position of the contact line, preventing droplet spreading in response to the applied voltage during the EWOD process.

For example, Janmey and coworkers recently reported that under some conditions, filamin A-null cells increase their spreading in response to increasing ECM stiffness while maintaining a relatively constant cell stiffness [49], indicating that stiffness and spreading are not strictly coupled.