Sentence examples for critical dissemination from inspiring English sources

Sports researchers who ignore the community's perspective are destined to fail in the final critical dissemination and widespread adoption phase of the Public Health Model.

Conversely, as hide contamination is of crucial importance in transmission of E. coli O157 H7 among pen mates [ 9, 30], subtypes of E. coli O157 H7 carried on hides of super-shedders might be more critical for dissemination of the organism within a feedlot pen than those within feces.

It is concluded that 802.11p cannot ensure time-critical message dissemination and that the solution ought to be a reduction in the number of high priority messages.

The higher WSSV load in our studied samples which is found above the critical limit for dissemination of the virus can subsequently lead to initiate an outbreak.

They pose a serious and growing threat against cyber-security as they provide a distributed platform for many cyber-crimes such as distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against critical targets, malware dissemination, phishing, and click fraud [5 8].

The growth of residency and fellowship programs warrants critical investigation and dissemination of methods used by postgraduate training educators in order to support transition to practice and ensure the development of strong practitioners.

Humoral immune system is a lesser target of direct immunotoxicity, but plays a critical role in dissemination of the nanoparticles through the body and their presentation to the phagocytic cells.

During acute infection dendritic cells (DCs) are critical for mycobacterial dissemination and activation of protective T cells.

Thus, understanding the MGEs in staphylococci is critical to controlling dissemination of these virulence factors that markedly increase the hazard of these pathogens.

Overexpression of TMPRSS4 in the second wave of long-term response was critical for cell dissemination and metastasis of these cells (Li et al, 2011).

Strategic communication through collaborations between clinicians, public health promoters, cancer survivors, and journalists is critical to ensure dissemination of accurate information to the population at large [ 33].