Sentence examples for all dissemination from inspiring English sources
Among other things, the draft declaration calls for countries to respect each other's "Internet sovereignty," impose stricter restrictions on online pornography, and "destroy all dissemination channels of information of violent terrorism".
We should work for the establishment of an international cooperation mechanism against cyber terrorism to fight cyber terrorism together and destroy all dissemination channels of information of violent terrorism".
Deprivation was measured for all dissemination areas (DA) in the region and quintiles of deprivation were formed with the value of 1 representing the lowest levels of deprivation.
As shown in Table 3, all dissemination workshops involved respondents as well as key decision makers.
Within a census metropolitan area, all dissemination areas were ranked by household size adjusted average family income and divided into quintiles (Gan et al. 2010).
Therefore, we will begin to consider our dissemination strategy at an early stage of the project and consult patient and public involvement (PPI) representatives throughout all dissemination processes.
On the other hand, HER3 expression (IHC 0) was recognized in three cases, and the recurrent sites were all peritoneal dissemination.
After some predetermined dissemination time, all the nodes calculate the global frame length on the basis of the highest slot index they learns, i.e., the global frame length Lproposed=the highest slot index.
In all these cases haematogenous dissemination was the mode of infection, as was thought to be the case in our second patient, and the organism was less frequently isolated in blood culture than fluid or tissue from the graft site.
When ketolide prescriptions were extended to the entire population (scenario K-All, figure 5B), the dissemination of (IP/RP +RM strains differed markedly according to the prescription level.
So there's work to be done in creating an audience for poetry understood in that second way, and this, speaking in the largest sense, is the work of education, which takes place first in the schools but continues later on through all kinds of dissemination, institutional and accidental.
