Information was always disseminated to me.
Policy documents in circulation amongst senior officials were not always disseminated to the managers at lower levels of the health service and did not always incorporate guidelines with important components of special care for newborns, such as supportive policies, guidelines for breastfeeding and family centred care (Table 1/ Table S1, additional file 2).
Liver metastases nearly always represent disseminated cancer, and systemic therapies designed for controlling systemic tumors are usually indicated.
While the Commission's programmes have been wide ranging and intensive, their output has not always been effectively disseminated.
Political hagiography has always been a mixed-media art, but never more so than now, as a proliferation of 24-hour news channels, idiot-proof video cameras and Web logs offer ever more opportunities to disseminate -- and dismantle -- candidates' carefully constructed images.
One argument goes as follows: White abolitionists, who almost always had a hand in helping to prepare and disseminate the narratives, hoped to destroy slavery by highlighting the more shocking aspects of the institution the whippings, the separations of families, and the sexual abuse of enslaved women.
The Church has always used the best technology of the day to disseminate the Good News.
What I am trying to say, is that the established aim of my life has always been to gorge on the words of intellectuals and disseminate the information to the masses... this doesn't make me any sort of divine conduit, mind you, because more often than not, my analysis are completely fucking wrong.
Through web pages, newsletters, and meetings, the research has always been fully transparent toward the Sami society, and efforts to disseminate the research results within the Sami society and among relevant national and regional authorities have been strongly prioritized.
The revelation will likely raise questions about how newborn screening programs are run and how the samples are disseminated, almost always without families knowing where they go.
