Examples of using Further spread in English and their translations into Norwegian
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did not give up- he thereby blocks the way for the further spread of evil.
trying to calculate how may become catastrophic for the world economy, its further spread, the approach seems to be a new problem.
where only one of them can be catastrophic for many others, and further spread, maintain and stimulate to criminality.
is about eradicating infection and preventing further spread of CWD, which is a serious and deadly disease for cervids.
and the Tower of London garrison used gunpowder to create effective firebreaks to halt further spread eastward.
In order to prevent further spreading of the threat, not only should you remove Backdoor.
The goal of surgery is to prevent local relapse and further spreading of the disease.
Now only one drug is needed to stop the virus and eliminate its further spreading.
therefore to the conduction of power relatively quickly down to the underground, without further spreading on the ground.
isolate all diseased persons thus preventing further spreading of the disease.
One single incident and further spreading of the pest from the entry site will,
Th In the previous section defined structures(helping conduction lightning underground without its further spreading into the surroundings over ground surface,
masks that are used to prevent further spreading of possible viruses.
To prevent or limit the further spread of fire, smoke and heat.
can contribute to the further spread of antibiotic resistance.
To prevent the further spread of cyberbullying, you must report these situations to site administrators and service providers.
The tumor can further spread along the lymph nodes at the aorta, in the liver ligament,
The Norwegian Institute of Public Health recommends vaccination before travelling to countries with outbreaks to protect against infection and to avoid further spread of the virus.
it is necessary to begin to actively treat and prevent further spread of the disease.
In West Africa, 2,000 aid workers from Doctors without Borders are providing medical support to hinder any further spread of the Ebola virus and to help those affected.