Sentence examples for continued dissemination from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, although there is continued emphasis on outcomes monitoring in the reformed NHS, and cancer intelligence continues to improve, systems of formal accountability have been reshaped, implying risks to the continued dissemination and use of this intelligence to improve standards.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] hot topicSIR – One of the reasons the discussion of climate change is so frustrating is the continued dissemination of a basic error (A survey of climate change, September 9th).

"There is a real concern that this decision reflects the continued dissemination of opinions based on half-truth, misunderstanding, and deliberate misrepresentation.

Failure to promptly diagnose and treat all cases will result in continued dissemination of the parasite.

Indeed in many MDR Gram negative outbreaks, the stools of colonized infants have proved to be the reservoir for the continued dissemination of the outbreak strains [ 19, 20].

Cultural changes thus need to be embedded in the research community, with continued dissemination of best practice made within and across research groups, and at national and international meetings.

Purpose/Objective: The evaluation was an independent assessment of the conceptual, technical and practical viability of the Municipal Seal of Approval in Brazil, obtaining lessons on what is working well, and identifying areas to improve and continue dissemination to new municipalities.

Within the Horizon 2020 framework it is therefore required to develop an effective and continuing coordination, dissemination, education and training capability providing and re-distributing help, technical guidance and examples of best practice.

Researchers from both groups described ways in which they planned to continue their dissemination efforts and many felt that these efforts might lead to impacts, or greater impacts, over time.

The incidence and T8-10 data for axillary, inguinal and para-aortic lymph node metastases in primary-tumour-excised hosts suggests that, although metastatic cells may continue translymphnodal dissemination in situ, their TD50 is still consistent with that determined by node transplantation.

Online crime reporting sites like SpotCrime.com and crimemapping.com, which aggregate daily crime data for easy digestion and dissemination, continued to report crimes logged by other agencies but not the sheriff's department.