However, unlike fully-glycosylated ICAM-2, glycosylation site variants did not completely suppress disseminated tumor development.
In an era of smartphones, fashion bloggers, Instagram and Twitter, the traditional New York Fashion Week runway show experience has become democratized so completely and can be disseminated so quickly, that what was once magical has become mundane.
For example, it is sometimes hard to completely differentiate disseminated superficial actinic porokeratosis (DSAP) from disseminated superficial porokeratosis (DSP) by age of onset and sun-exposed areas.
"With the proliferation of the mass media," he points out, "it's really easy to put out completely erroneous material and have it disseminated and accepted".
Social media has completely changed the landscape for how information is disseminated today, sometimes complementing what traditional media organizations do — there are many examples of how newspapers and other news outlets leverage, for example, Facebook to grow and communicate with their audiences — and often replacing traditional media altogether.
The advent of the Internet has completely transformed the way news is gathered and disseminated to the global audience.
They achieved an 82% complete resection rate by using argon beam laser to remove disseminated cancer foci and reported 44 months in median survival and approximately 35% in 5-year survival in the completely resected cases.
Remarkably, the ability of H1299 cells to disseminate was completely restored when HUWE1 and TIAM1 were downregulated simultaneously.
– Interview 2. Though SNET was aware of lahar hazards in the region, information was not disseminated to municipal and departmental government institutions, including Civil Protection, as they were caught completely off-guard by the lack of warning and magnitude of the event in 2009.
However, this factor may not completely account for its prevalence, because other multidrug-resistant strains of DT104 have emerged but have not disseminated internationally.
