"spreading capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in reference to the quantity of something that can be dispersed or diffused. For example, "The new technology has exponentially increased the company's spreading capacity."
Both amine and SBS modified mixtures gives higher RM hence load spreading capacity increases with both SBS and anti-strips.
Cement treatment of construction and demolition waste (CDW) is a good option as a road base layer with a higher load spreading capacity for pavements.
Cement treatment of reclaimed construction and demolition waste as road bases is a good means to improve the load spreading capacity of pavements as well as reuse more waste instead of landfills.
We found that the proliferation and adhesion of UC-MSCs varied when cultured on the different matrices, and the spreading capacity was stronger as the stiffness increased (*P<0.05).
These alterations are followed by reduced levels of the functional cell properties that promote the aggressiveness of these cells, such as proliferation, migration, spreading capacity, invasion and adhesion on collagen I. Notably, the down-regulation of ERβ reduces the migration of breast cancer cells through the tyrosine kinase receptors EGFR/IGF-IR and the JAK/STAT signaling pathways.
As noted by Kasale (2013) and Wesuls et al. (2013), perennial grasses possess a self-seeding characteristic, are tolerant to drought, and have a spreading capacity that enable them to develop good cover and hence survive both seasons.
Systematic studies of channel dimensions effects on RBC retention, band spreading, peak capacity and on a novel parameter described as "Particle Selectivity" were set up by means of a two-level factorial experimental design.
Spreading the capacity over multiple booster trips would help you reduce the required size of the fuel tank, and the sensitivity to performance quirks, meaning you can actually have a shortfall in performance with a couple extra refilling trips.
Beaches may therefore present a risk to public health because of the potential pathogen-spreading capacity of migratory birds.
In addition, the output network had higher-intensity spread capacity and larger influence range than the input network.
We therefore considered that all these constraints, together with the presence of a hypervirulent strain with a high spread capacity, contributed to the increased risk of nosocomial transmission and to the severity of CDI episodes observed in this outbreak.
