Sentence examples for After disseminating from inspiring English sources

After disseminating new moth generations for a certain number of years (2 years in this study), the tree is classified as dead.

After disseminating the keying information to all worker sensors in the coverage area, the service sensor should erase all stored key space information for security enhancement.

After disseminating the results to all network members, 627 responded (35% response rate) and indicated that the priorities were reasonable choices for quality improvement initiatives (87%), that they were highly supportive of working on initiatives targeting the priorities (61%) and would be willing to act as local champions for the initiatives (n = 92 individuals).

All the patients (belonging to all three groups) were evaluated for their satisfaction using DPSQ questionnaire before and after disseminating the pharmaceutical care intervention at baseline and at three, six, nine and twelve months follow-ups respectively.

Conceivably, the DTCs may have originated from small subclones within the primary tumor that were not sampled or they may have undergone significant genetic changes after disseminating into the BM.

Private Manning has already confessed to being WikiLeaks' source for some 700,000 military and diplomatic documents that brought that organization global fame and notoriety after it began disseminating them through traditional media outlets — including The New York Times, for some of them — in 2010.

On July 26 , 2016 after WikiLeaks disseminated the D.N.C. e-mails, Steele filed yet another memo, this time claiming that the Kremlin was "behind" the hacking, which was part of a Russian cyber war against Hillary Clinton's campaign.

The unusual act of defiance by the advocate, Xu Zhiyong, was available for viewing on a number of Web sites Thursday, including YouTube and Voice of America, after being disseminated by his supporters.

Ibrahim Abdullah Hassan and his co-accused, Shah Jalal Hussain, were sentenced after pleading guilty to disseminating a lecture called The Dust Will Never Settle, by Anwar al-Awlaki, an al-Qaida ideologue based in Yemen, in which he said the burning of flags, demonstrating and boycotting was "more befitting the followers of Ghandi than Mohammed".

Lessons can be learned from the negative publicity received after the tularemia exposures at Boston University (33, 34 ) and the death of the Russian researcher from infection with Ebola virus (12 ) after a delay in disseminating that information.

A Serbian journalist, Miroslav Filipovic, is now serving a seven-year sentence for espionage and disseminating false information after he reported on the Yugoslav Army's war crimes in Kosovo.