Sentence examples for So dissemination from inspiring English sources
Normally data on SDD in HGG or DIPG patients were seldom available because the patients had a short OS, so dissemination did not have time to occur.
It is important to remember that PE was reported already in 1832 and that multiple cases were encountered in the Holstein breed from 1986 to 1992 [ 1], so dissemination of a mutant allele has had time to occur.
Since any node can publish content at any time, the network can get congested easily, so a dissemination paradigm where mobile nodes contribute with a fraction of their resources is needed, through the use of opportunistic networks.
So our dissemination in Geneva had all these agencies represented".
We have perhaps also shown that interest in studies quickly wanes for both patients and centre staff so any dissemination is likely to be needed rapidly if it is to have any impact at all.
In a previous study, we showed that about 3% of children with HGG or DIPG initially present with disseminated tumour spread at diagnosis so called primary dissemination of disease, stressing the need for a complete initial diagnostic workup, including neuroaxis MRI and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) examination (Benesch et al, 2005).
So without effective dissemination of the constitution, how else are women to know about their rights?" she said.
Research and accuracy are, of course, vital but, surely, so too is dissemination: getting it out there, connecting beyond the academy.
Kataria believes that rules would slow his movement's dissemination, so a club in Tokyo might involve singing children's songs, while one in Tallahassee might not.
"Does the clause empower Congress to enact a statute that withdraws works from the public domain, brings about higher prices and costs, and in doing so seriously restricts dissemination, particularly to those who need it for scholarly, educational, or cultural purposes — all without providing any additional incentive for the production of new material?" Justice Breyer asked.
