Sentence examples for better dissemination from inspiring English sources
"Clearly we need better dissemination of the recommendations on solid food introduction," said Kelley Scanlon, an epidemiologist with the C.D.C. and an author of the study.
Better dissemination of the current evidence in relation to workplace drug testing is required to support evidence-informed policy and practice.
A better dissemination model should recognize and utilize interactions as a way to encourage change, especially when trying to reach the mainstream adopters who may not seek out information about a reform.
The language and principles of science and innovation policies illustrate all too clearly the established way of thinking: enhancing technology "transfer," developing better dissemination strategies, strengthening "absorption capacity," and so on.
Increasing access to credit and solar power subsidies through better financing options and better dissemination of information about available programs is critical to expanding clean energy access in these remote communities.
The growing activity of the parliament and the centralisation of administration in Scotland called for the better dissemination of Acts of the parliament to the courts and other enforcers of the law.
Indeed, assigning greater importance to intelligence generation leads to better intelligence dissemination.
Thereby, our first hypothesis: H1: assigning greater importance to intelligence generation (In Gen) leads to better intelligence dissemination (In Dissem).
Furthermore, by properly implementing diverse functions, crowdfunding can achieve better information dissemination and offer ease of access to such budget data.
A prognostic index including the vascular grade had clinical impact for 24% of the patients, who had a shift in prognostic group, as compared to NPI, and implied a better prognostic dissemination.
The promotion of evidence-based care, including the avoidance of care that is not strongly supported by evidence or guidelines, may require better evidence dissemination and educational outreach to physicians.
