Sentence examples for considerable dissemination from inspiring English sources

When considering cities such as Lisbon, which due to their Köppen Geiger classification of 'Csa', witness hot and dry summers, the translation of local bottom-up knowhow upon climatic guidelines has been a topic of considerable dissemination over recent years.

Cases were drawn from three different northwest Cambodian provinces, suggesting that considerable dissemination of CA-MRSA has already occurred.

These trends imply considerable ongoing dissemination and intermixing of ST131 lineages among locales (sufficient to largely preclude establishment of locale-specific populations) but with variable degrees of intermixing versus segregation by locale and pulsotype.

If efficacious, this intervention has considerable potential for dissemination.

This shows that an efficient hybrid routing protocol needs to consider many issues for providing considerable efficiency in data dissemination.

These modalities also allow for creation of three-dimensional representations that can be of considerable value in the dissemination of anatomical studies.

A considerable alerting and information dissemination capability has been developed.

Tularemia is considered a possible biological weapon of terrorism (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] category A) because of its high infectivity, ease of dissemination, and considerable ability to cause illness and death in humans (3 ).

The search for ITCs in patients with curatively resected tumours is of considerable importance, because early dissemination of tumour cells is one of the leading causes of relapse at the distant site and of death from cancer (Hellman, 1997).

While CBT with ERP is currently considered the first-line treatment for youth with OCD, 10 considerable issues in the dissemination and take up of this treatment in its face-to-face format have given rise to a call for a stepped-care approach.

Fellows also reported that there was considerable activity in delivery and dissemination of EBP training (especially arising from the fellowships for medical librarians), and an increase in evidence-based clinical practice change, journal clubs and Cochrane Library use.