Sentence examples for spread noting from inspiring English sources

Some women praised the spread, noting that the shoot gave subjects a voice and control over their own sexuality.

However, to understand how far the rot in government has spread, note what Lord Malloch-Brown said last week when he resigned after a short spell as a Foreign Office minister.

This could be the location of a minor cross-reactive epitope that could be induced by epitope spreading, noting that high affinity antibodies to GAD65 such as those in the present study, have been associated with reactivity with multiple epitopes [25].

Not only have both areas had past outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases, like dengue and chikungunya, but they also receive thousands of people traveling from places where Zika is spreading, noted scientists from the University of Arizona, the National Center for Atmospheric Research and other institutions.

Then, a man with a mission, I'd head for a practice room at Curtis and spread notes on music paper like jam on bread.

When he arrives for a breakfast meeting with his own agent, Rick Rosen of Endeavor, Polone helps himself to a fruit spread while noting that Rosen is served oatmeal by an assistant.

"But if you go below A, there's clearly some spread". He noted that there were some decent opportunities among munis related to health care and higher education in this category.

Finally, in an orthotopic zebrafish model of retinoblastoma, a 55% decrease in tumor spread was noted (p = 0.0026) when larvae were treated with 3 µM of SB505124, as compared to DMSO.

High degrees of spread were noted among all correlations.

While this methodology provides more insight into how close contact infectious diseases are spread, we note that we do not aim to describe the stochastic nature of an emerging epidemic.

The pattern of spread we noted partially concurs with prior reports: while hepatic and nodal involvements were also very frequent in our study, peritoneal and soft-tissue metastases seemed to have been more common than described previously (Matsui et al, 1991; Nishimaki et al, 1997; Hoff and Pazdur, 1999).