Sentence examples for widespread dispersion from inspiring English sources

Increased contamination of our limited water resources owing to the widespread dispersion of various industrial dyes, heavy metal ions, and other aromatic pollutants are endangering our planet [18].

What we have seen is that the Internet facilitates rapid cultural evolution, dramatic change in a relatively short period of time, widespread dispersion of patterns, at a speed that would have previously been unimaginable.

Gass et al. postulated that widespread dispersion of spirochetes may cause an inflammatory reaction at the level of the choroid-RPE-photoreceptor complex, resulting in the clinical appearance of the white placoid lesion and photoreceptor dysfunction[1].

Unpaved roads and the widespread dispersion of the Taliban make it far more difficult to combat roadside bombs in Afghanistan.

Alternatively, sister cells can disperse as a result of cell motility, a common phenomenon in early embryogenesis of vertebrates [11], for example in the widespread dispersion of neurons across functional regions of the cerebral cortex [13].

Although C. parapsilosis is less virulent than other species, its widespread dispersion and tendency to form biofilm on devices can interfere with antifungal therapy [ 27].

All carcasses showed metal fragments (geometric mean = 136 fragments, range = 15 409) and widespread fragment dispersion.

The model exhibited characteristics of spatially limited spread when effective containment strategies were deployed and widespread spatial dispersion followed by self-limited termination when the containment strategy proved ineffective.

Trichloroalkyl phosphates, such as tris(1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate (TDCPP), and triaryl phosphates, such as triphenyl phosphate (TPP), continue to be used as flame retardants and plasticizers in a wide variety of applications resulting in widespread environmental dispersion (Reemtsma et al. 2008).

Unlike jump dispersal, cladistic biogeographers accept dispersion as a necessary process to explain how ancestors obtained their widespread distribution prior to the first vicariance event (Humphries and Parenti 1999).

The widespread distribution of C. ornatum is thought have been shaped by tectonics (stream capture between adjacent drainages) and climatic changes (dispersion via periodically formed floodplains or the connection or succession of pluvial lakes during glacial stages) [ 24].