Sentence examples for spread led from inspiring English sources
A second spread led with a story about 100 "small firm bosses" calling for Brexit.
The disease's sudden onset and rapid spread led many plant scientists to conclude that the fungus had arrived on nursery stock imported from Asia.
The combinatorial fabrication and high-throughput characterization of a Ti Ni Cu shape memory thin film composition spread led to the discovery of the shape memory alloy Ti39Ni45Cu16, which exhibits a single B2 → R-phase transformation above 25 °C with a thermal hysteresis width <1 K.
Subsequently, the virus's rapid geographic spread led to a large CHIKV disease epidemic in India in 2006 2007 [2006 2007
Although further studies on larger series of melanocytic lesions will be necessary to confirm these findings, the idea of early spread led us to speculate that TSPAN8 might identify metastatic cells arising from early primary tumours.
We adopt this value in our model as a worst-case scenario since a larger delay spread leads to smaller antenna correlation.
The differences in the measured instantaneous RMS delay spread leads to obtaining different PDFs that fit the measured data where Generalized Pareto distribution is dominant.
The higher Doppler spread leads to a larger mismatch of the determined beamforming weights with the actual MMSE weights, and thus the two streams perform nearly equivalent.
We estimate this stochastic energy spread leads to almost no change in uniformity of temperature for the target heated by the Li beam, but leads to a factor of two of non-uniformity in temperature of the target for the K beam over a depth of 3.4μm.
As in the costless case, the mutation's successful spread leads to two possible scenarios: Either it causes the extinction of Wolbachia or the mutation spreads but Wolbachia persist at reduced prevalence levels.
Increase of these mutants can lead to loss of Wolbachia infections, either as a direct consequence of their increase or in a step-wise manner, and we derive analytically a threshold penetrance above which a mutation's spread leads to extinction of Wolbachia.
