Sentence examples for spread principally from inspiring English sources

Information at the meeting affirmed that SARS is spread principally by droplets dispersed in coughs and sneezes among people with close and sustained contact with an infected individual.

Champion et al. [7] found that under long-term continuous electrical stress, light emission is found to spread principally along the cone of the pin rather than into the resin.

The core of the screw dislocation spreads principally in the prism plane in the MA07 model, in contrast to basal plane dissociation in the AWB95 model, and the prism-to-basal ratio of the Peierls stress for the screw is 0.28 with the MA07 model, compared with 3.31 with the AWB95 model.

Furthermore, HIV infection in these settings spreads principally through heterosexual transmission and a substantial proportion of newly diagnosed infections occur in HIV-discordant cohabiting couples in which only one person is living with HIV (12).

The pattern of malignant spread is principally hematogenous to the lung, bone, and liver, while lymphatic metastases are uncommon.

Li Hongzhi's teachings are principally spread through the Internet.

Anarchist thought developed in the West and spread throughout the world, principally in the early 20th century.

The biblical and liturgical texts, moreover, had grown ambiguous through a series of coarse revisions and had occasioned the spread of heretical sects, principally the dualistic Bogomils, who held that the visible, material world was created by the devil.

Paper folding spread across South America as well, principally because of the work of the Argentine physician and master folder Vicente Solórzano Sagredo (1883 1970), author of the most comprehensive manuals on paper folding in Spanish.

And as for enlargement, I have no objections to the farming cake being spread around as this would principally affect corrupt Irish farmers who have never contributed to the public services they extract from the taxpayer.I voted no as a protest at unfettered, uncontrollable and unpunishable corruption by Irish politicians at both local and national level.

The statistical spread of the means is principally given as the standard error of the mean.