Sentence examples for benefit dissemination from inspiring English sources

The priority areas of the framework are: strengthening institutional management; human resource development; sustainable funding; infrastructure development; data quality and INDEPTH Network Membership registration (obtained in November 2012); research agenda; community engagement, support, and benefit; dissemination and communication of findings; and partnership and networking.

In addition, other investigators will benefit from dissemination of procedures used for sample handling, such as filtration or acidification to limit microbial growth prior to the digestion and analysis.

Given the above, current disease prevention and control interventions would benefit from dissemination of information about outbreak risk and the implementation of a formal data recording scheme at LBM's for all incoming and outgoing LPT's.

The proliferation of informal information channels today with the Internet and social media can benefit the warning dissemination process, because individuals are more likely to respond to a warning if it is confirmed by multiple sources (Cola [1996]; Mileti and Sorenson [1990]).

Lessons learned from this experience, however, can benefit other large dissemination efforts.

The Department of Health Code has a good level of recognition in the National Health Service, but would benefit from better dissemination in low-income countries, particularly in Africa, together with further consultation on the appropriateness of its provisions in specific countries.

The DH Code has a good level of recognition in the NHS, but would benefit from better dissemination in low-income countries, particularly in Africa, together with further consultation on the appropriateness of its provisions in specific countries.

Intriguingly, Vardenafil may not only overcome one particular challenge to brain tumour chemotherapy since it crosses the blood brain barrier, but its inhibition of ABCB1 may also have a collateral benefit in reducing dissemination and invasion of drug resistant tumour cells [ 44].

The creation of integrated databases that contain both clinical (phenotype) data and biospecimen data has two additional major benefits: access and dissemination.

The Critical Care journal reflects the belief that a facility for depositing non-peer-reviewed research data can bring major benefits for the dissemination of research findings, and we will support and promote the availability of this service.

The Breast Cancer Research journal reflects the belief that a facility for depositing non-peer-reviewed research data can bring major benefits for the dissemination of research findings, and we will support and promote the availability of this service.