Sentence examples for accelerated dissemination from inspiring English sources
Early during infection, IFN I signaling fostered Mtb replication and triggered accelerated dissemination of tubercle bacilli to recruited phagocyte populations while diminishing alveolar macrophage (AM) lung content.
Leveraging interpersonal networks can help accelerate dissemination of educational innovations and should be used more prominently in change strategies.
In addition, mobile drug resistance genes also cross this barrier and are likely to accelerate dissemination of drug resistance between animals and humans.
In recent years building integration of solar thermal with PV modules has become more and more popular in different countries, where national support programs have accelerated the dissemination of grid connected PV systems.
Ebos et al. 25 observed in other animal models that although VEGFR inhibitor could delay the growth of orthotopically implanted tumors, such treatment also induced accelerated metastatic dissemination.
Ranking the nodesʼ ability of spreading in networks is crucial for designing efficient strategies to hinder spreading in the case of diseases or accelerate spreading in the case of information dissemination.
The Internet accelerates the dissemination of information, turning data from a valuable asset into a ubiquitous commodity.
Although it may improve surgical training and accelerate the dissemination of technical steps of surgical procedures, controversy exists regarding patient safety in live surgery.
Identifying the most influential spreaders in complex networks is crucial for optimally using the network structure and designing efficient strategies to accelerate information dissemination or prevent epidemic outbreaks.
Across the globe, I found that new technologies were facilitating cooperation and interaction, accelerating the dissemination of objective information, and setting people free.
Our data provide several valuable evidences in the strategy for accelerating the dissemination of EBM implementation.
