Sentence examples for tendency of spreading from inspiring English sources

Ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas is a highly aggressive tumour with an early tendency of spreading to other organs (Hermanek, 1998).

(4) Chinese minority populations are widely distributed with an evident tendency of spread to the eastern region and even the whole country.

The model is shown to achieve very good agreement with experimental data and to predict, accurately, tendencies of liquid spreading for various geometrical bed characteristics and/or phases flow rates.

"This has always been a problem of mine, this tendency to spread myself too thin," Miss Lewis self-deprecatingly told Esquire magazine in 1980, after she had left reporting to be a columnist again.

And habits formed in one area of life have a tendency to spread; as keeping your office clean leads to keeping the bedroom tidy, your daily practice of writing will domino onto other healthy habits.

Leave at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) of space on all sides of each palmier, as they have the tendency to spread.

In pfe mutants, devoid of xanthophores, iridophores display a strong tendency to spread and invade melanophore regions.

The model shows considerable sensitivity of two-phase flow with respect to capillary pressure, which has the tendency to spread radially the liquid flow to approach radial uniformity.

Sustained tones had a tendency to spread.

In both cases, the damage has a tendency to spread.

But information has a tendency to spread, especially digital information.