Examples of 'spread to nearby' in a sentence
Meaning of "spread to nearby"
spread to nearby: This phrase describes the movement or expansion of something, such as an idea, influence, or physical entity, to surrounding or adjacent areas
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The flames also spread to nearby vegetation.
Firefighters are trying to cope with the fire and prevent its spread to nearby buildings.
The fire also spread to nearby brush.
Because the house was made of light materials, the fire immediately spread to nearby houses.
Cancer may have spread to nearby organs.
Violence spread to nearby streets, before police managed to disperse the protesters.
The battle meanwhile spread to nearby streets.
It nearly spread to nearby food and beverage outlets in the vicinity.
It develops in milk ducts and spread to nearby tissues.
Bacteria can spread to nearby skin and cause the infection to spread.
Tumor is any size and may have spread to nearby.
The cancer has spread to nearby nerves or veins.
Fire officials are concerned that the flames could spread to nearby buildings.
The cancer has spread to nearby organs and vessels.
They usually grow slowly and do not spread to nearby tissue.
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The cancer has not spread to nearby lymph nodes or distant sites.
Small blisters filled with fluid develop and can spread to nearby hair follicles.
The cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes but not to distant parts.
Wounds can attract pathogens that will quickly spread to nearby healthy plant tissue.
Cancer has spread to nearby areas but is still inside the primary site.
Squamous cell cancers may rapidly grow into large masses and spread to nearby lymph nodes.
Diseases can spread to nearby trees.
Deterrence, Information about government audits in specific municipalities can spread to nearby municipalities.
It also may have spread to nearby tissues.
It has spread to nearby lymph nodes that are clumped together ( N3b or N3c ).
In the following days the looting spread to nearby Thaba Nchu.
Over time, this can spread to nearby hair follicles and progress to crusty sores.
If you do that, the riot could spread to nearby cities.
Cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes ; or.
An infected cut or wound ( which allows bacteria to spread to nearby hair follicles ).
His technique quickly spread to nearby Madagascar, where French administrators encouraged its cultivation….
Chinese cultural and technological influence spread to nearby Southeast Asian kingdoms.
If it has spread to nearby lymph nodes - if so, how many and what size.
Regional, meaning that cancer cells have spread to nearby areas of the body.
They can spread to nearby tissue and often come back after treatment ( recur ).
Cancer involves the primary site, but has not spread to nearby tissues.
Has the tumor spread to nearby lymph nodes?
Penetrated through that station, Christianity, spread to nearby cities.
N1 - The tumor has spread to nearby nodes on the same side of the body.
They grew in popularity around the 19th century and spread to nearby European countries.
N1, The tumor has spread to nearby nodes on the same side of the chest.
From then on, devotion to the Santo Cristo spread to nearby communities.
Retiform hemangioendotheliomas can spread to nearby tissue and often come back after treatment.
Stage II: Cancer is larger and may have spread to nearby lymph nodes.
If the cancer has spread to nearby ( regional ) lymph nodes ( N ).
Is 71 % for people whose cancer has spread to nearby organs or lymph nodes.
Whether the cancer has spread to nearby ( regional ) lymph nodes ( N ).
Abdominal discomfort that may then spread to nearby areas ( such as the back ).
Stage 3, Tumor is large and has spread to nearby tissue and lymph nodes.
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