Sentence examples for subsequently disseminated from inspiring English sources

Rice germplasm is typically collected and managed in the main breeding centers and subsequently disseminated to more distant provinces.

Markets have subsequently disseminated the diverse products of the world very effectively, as illustrated by walking through a book or music superstore.

However, CQR (CQ-resistant) parasites eventually arose in several locations, and they subsequently disseminated throughout most malaria-endemic areas [ 6, 7], rendering CQ largely ineffective.

MITE elements were proposed to originate from DNA transposons that have lost their reading frame and were subsequently disseminated after simplification (Feschotte and Mouches 2000).

We can argue that the recipients may have been infected independent of their receipt of organ transplant, and subsequently, disseminated coccidioidomycosis developed after transplant-associated immunosuppressive therapy.

This echoes the history of other CA-MRSA clones such as USA300, which arose in the community but has subsequently disseminated into the hospital setting, blurring its distinction as a community-associated pathogen.

This increased bacterial load subsequently disseminates oxidative stress markers in host.

A primary brain tumour like a glioblastoma multiforme or parenchymal deposit in proximity to the brain surface can contiguously involve the adjoining pial lining and subsequently disseminate into the subarachnoid space.

28 Tumors that are initially confined within the prostate gland first spread to locoregional lymph nodes (though not usually with radiographic enlargement) and then subsequently disseminate to distant organs, with a striking predilection for the skeleton.

Zygotes undergo immediate meioses and yield haploid ascospores that are released to initiate new infections in spring that subsequently disseminate via asexually produced conidia.

William Baker, of Northern Illinois University, who edits the journal George Eliot George Henry Lewes Studies, told me he believed that the quotation had been misattributed to Eliot by a greeting-card company, and had subsequently been disseminated into popular culture.