Sentence examples for spread initially from inspiring English sources

If the heat is injected at the surface it will spread initially according to the momentum of the influent and the speed and direction of ambient surface currents.

Or maybe culture and demography matters more than geographical proximity: words might spread initially within some minority groups while being invisible to the majority.

CS1.6 multilayers significantly supported adhesion and growth of C2C12 cells where as only few cells attached and started to spread initially on CS2.6 layers but favoured long term cell growth.

Most commonly, PP is accompanied by the presence of inflammation, which is the source of bacteria settling in the pericardial cavity, which can get into the pericardium via hematogenous spread, initially causing bacteremia or contiguous.

Similarly through business people's and university students' engagement with local diaspora groups, Gulen's ideas spread initially through Europe, Australia and North America and later Africa, Asia and South America.

These resulted in discussion about the place of regional lymph node dissection in the treatment of diseases that were thought either to be systemic from the beginning or to spread initially to lymph nodes.

Originating from Mexico and spreading initially in the United States and Canada, a novel influenza A(H1N1) virus infection (nvA(H1N1)) of swine origin spread globally during spring 2009 to mid-February mid-February 2010

These studies suggest that XCI spreads initially to a small number of Polycomb stations and from there to more frequent but weaker locations along the chromosome to complete the spread of XCI.

While they spread out initially to find boats, their spreading slowed over time.

Berners-Lee's protocol — which is not only usable but also elegant — spread fast, initially across universities and then into the public.

If control campaign frequency was reduced to twice yearly, the total control effort (number of campaigns) had to be increased substantially, because "temporal refuges" allowed the disease to spread in initially less-intensively targeted host populations, with enhanced numbers of susceptibles between each reproduction period.