The phrase "active disseminated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe information or data that is both actively shared and widely distributed, but the combination of the words is awkward.
Example: "The active disseminated information regarding the new policy was crucial for all employees to understand."
Alternatives: "actively shared" or "widely distributed".
Once thought to serve as an inert vascular lining, ECs are highly heterogeneous and constitute an active disseminated organ throughout the circulatory system.
False-negative results in adults may occur in patients with immunosuppressive illness, malnutrition, viral infections (such as Human Immunodeficiency Virus infection, influenza, measles and chickenpox) and active disseminated TB.
Echoing the comments of Ali's uncles, Allyan's posts – including on the weekend before his attack – made it clear that he not only distrusted mainstream media accounts of what was happening, and the Palestinian political leadership, but was also active in disseminating what he believed to be the truth.
To decrease the substantial discrepancy between consumer beliefs and actual practice, policymakers could be more active in disseminating information about actual switching opportunities, particularly to high-risk individuals.
To exclude other causes of bone marrow density change, patients with prior chemotherapy, use of hematopoietic growth factors, active bleeding and disseminated solid cancer were excluded.
IGRAs were developed as immunological diagnostics for the diagnosis of TB infection rather than TB disease, and data on the sensitivity of these assays in critically ill patients and patients with severe immunosuppression and advanced or disseminated active TB is sparse [ 18].
Nosaka's activities included disseminating information to communists still active in Japan, infiltrating and making contact with the Japanese communities active in the United States, and establishing a number of communist front organizations in Seattle, Los Angeles, and other cities on the West Coast.
AT III levels are known to decrease after recent or active thrombosis, surgical procedures, disseminated intravascular coagulation, or full-dose heparin administration.
Patients were excluded if they had disseminated intravascular coagulation, active central nervous system involvement, other active malignancies or had been treated for AHD or with another investigational agent within 28 d of the first vosaroxin dose.
Government must also play an active role in disseminating green practices to urban small businesses.
Previous studies showed that only a small number of researchers use active techniques for disseminating their research results to audiences [ 18- 20].
