Sentences with phrase «rapid spread»

However, should your child appear to be in severe pain, or if you notice rapid spread of the rash with fever, you should seek medical attention.

For cats, approximately 90 % are malignant with rapid spread to adjacent glands and the nearest set of lymph nodes.

Two distinct and interesting perspectives on the sudden appearance and rapid spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome in 2003.

For the cat, approximately 90 % are malignant, with rapid spread to adjacent glands and the nearest set of lymph nodes.

Scientists have been baffled not only by the outbreak's size and rapid spread in northern Germany but also by the fact that it affects mostly adults and females, an odd pattern because EHEC usually sickens children.

Given that outbreaks of yellow fever in urban settings have the potential for rapid spread and that significant yellow fever epidemics are ongoing in Angola, DRC and Uganda, a range of options for response by EU / EEA Member States are presented in the updated rapid risk assessment.

Coughing dogs produce invisible virus containing mists that travel more than 10 feet in the air, facilitating rapid spread of virus over distances.

Second, the Asian lineage has caused frequent outbreaks in the Pacific islands and in 2013 was introduced into the Caribbean, followed by rapid spread to nearly all of the neotropics.

Its apparently rapid spread through the population also suggests that, evolutionarily speaking, the mutation had something to offer.

It was a time of increasing political tension and international upheaval, which in turn caused the more rapid spread of previously foreign beliefs, destined to influence both Jews and, later, Christians.

Here is his blog post outlining his move to digital publishing as it allows rapid spreading of ideas direct to the customer.

The recent rapid spread of Zika virus and its unexpected linkage to birth defects and an autoimmune neurological syndrome have generated worldwide concern.

In theory, the disease could be halted by limiting people's access to unaffected areas, but that would be a very unpopular policy and perhaps impossible to implement, he says.The rapid spread of sudden oak death is «such a dynamic system that a lot of our tools in ecology for understanding and predicting patterns are inadequate,» says Rick Ostfeld of the Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, New York.

It is often grown in containers to prevent rapid spreading, but when grown in the ground, plants should be placed about 20 inches (50 cm) apart.

The ash borer's rapid spread right now is largely due to it's invasiveness, i.e. lack of a coevolved defenses by N. American Fraxinus spp..

While human - to - human transmission is important, infections can be contracted by touching surfaces contaminated by respiratory droplets from infected individuals, or hand touching, leading to a wider and more rapid spread

IBM estimated in 2013 that with the rapid spread of mobile devices and the «Internet of Things,» the world is generating more than 2.5 billion gigabytes of data every single day.

But despite the rapid spread of open Kinect developments — or because of it — Microsoft seems to have changed its tune.

Given the rapid spread and potentially high cost of ransomware, it is important to take effective steps guard against this menace.

The rapid spread of the latest illicit program has led Radware researchers to believe that «this malware was developed professionally.»

To read Barr on Childs, one would have great difficulty guessing the identity of the perceived weakness in the older liberal theology that accounted for the rise and rapid spread of the dialectical alternative.

Also, being the official religion opened the way for the rapid spread of the Gospel.

Can both possibilities explain the enthusiasm and contagious conviction which led to the rapid spread of Christianity?

This rapid spreading of the Christian faith where people have been predominantly followers of African religion provokes interesting questions.

We find that the rise of modern culture in the Christian west, followed by its rapid spread around the world, has been both a blessing and a curse.

Some claim that this is already happening in the rapid spread of the charismatic movement, while others, like Keith Ward in The Turn of the Tide, express optimistic hopes for the future of Christianity.

This was largely done in response to the rapid spread of Christianity, a new «sect» that was appealing to various Hebrew Scriptures / Old Testament passages.

The uptick in mosquito - borne diseases, for example, or the rapid spread of roya, an insidious plant disease that threatens our supply of coffee are all indirect consequences of deforestation and global warming.

Fungus, in fact, provides us with a useful metaphor for the rapid spread of all - sports radio.

It troubles me to see the rapid spread of misinformation as a clinician who sees children regularly.

The report, Whole System Reform: England's Schools and the Middle Tier argues that the rapid spread of academies and free schools has created an increasingly fragmented school system which has led to inadequate school place planning and a lack of robust and transparent quality assurance for new school providers.

Despite the well known and rapid spread of internet access and increasingly smart mobile phones, today, of all the six countries covered in the report, only France offers any meaningful support aimed directly at online media — and that to the tune of about $ 20 million a year after reforms in 2009, less than 0.5 % of all the support provided.

The rapid spread of civic unrest across London and the UK points to a problem which runs deep in our communities.

The rapid spread of technological, social and economic change means that the institutions that were formed in the 1940s and 1950s need to be substantially reformed.

Even with a downward trend, until we can better understand the causes behind its rapid spread, we must treat the outbreak as a priority.»

«Worldwide problems such the Ebola virus outbreak, the rapid spread of microbes resistant to antibiotics, and the diabetes epidemic are objective evidence of the need for more research and better treatment,» Lattman said Monday.

The rapid spread of the virus, combined with a lack of access to treatments, was especially felt by African nations.

Prybylski outlined some of the factors that facilitated the rapid spread of Ebola, and which also served to illustrate how science, public health, cultural practices, and diplomacy are all intertwined.

Researchers blame the rapid spread of bedbugs on increased international travel and the bugs» growing resistance to certain pesticides.

The rapid spread of engineered genes through...

The early termination was due to slow enrollment, thought to be a consequence of the rapid spread and increased appeal of a new angioplasty technique called fractional flow reserve during the later part of the study enrollment period.

The mosquito - borne Zika virus has been around for decades, but recently grew into an international health emergency following its association with severe birth defects and with Guillain - Barré syndrome, and its rapid spread in Central and South America.

The models suggest that high levels of humidity favored the rapid spread of influenza in the tropical states that led to the early summer wave.

That rapid spread may indicate that cats traveled by boat.

Scientists have discovered that the rapid spread of hybridization between a native species and an invasive species of trout in the wild is strongly linked to changes in climate.