Sentence examples for spread of eye from inspiring English sources

People lived in damp, smoky thatched homes, conditions which encouraged the spread of eye and respiratory diseases.

In Drosophila, aberrant activation of Notch signalling in the epithelial eye discs, in combination with a cooperating oncogene, triggers massive tumour growth and the spreading of eye-derived tumour cells throughout the body of the fly.

He said the lab had collected several hundred thousand records from volunteers about the spread of the eye disease: "What's so nice about citizen scientists is they can collect information across the whole continent.

This is quantified by a lower spread of human eye fixations for the animal category.

Over multiple generations, students witness the spread of the red eye phenotype, and they later genotype their flies at two variable genetic markers.

In keeping with this limitless spread of limitless variables, Eye will update The Space throughout the duration of its life at Select Fair, as is The Law in all VECTOR portals.

He'd suddenly appear, let out a loud sharp cry, shimmy his rear and spread his iridescent train of eye feathers like a proud Mummer on parade, energetically shaking his tail feathers up and down.

In an area where neighbours do not always see eye to eye, the spread of his technique may perhaps put a positive spin on the phrase "diplomatic relations are glacial".

It is widely believed that the primary reason for treating uveal melanomas is to prevent metastatic spread of tumour from the eye to other parts of the body.

We predicted significantly reduced gaze concentration (greater spread of vertical and horizontal eye movements) and fixation duration in the ADHD group compared with controls, particularly on the motorway route, where the allocation of visual attention is expected to be adversely affected by difficulty sustaining attention.

Use a new (or freshly washed and wrapped) blindfold with each contestant, and wash hands when handling the blindfolds to prevent the possibility of spreading eye infections.