Tokyo Electric said late Monday that it had taken the reprimand seriously and would now review certain data with outside experts before releasing it to the public, even if that meant delaying the dissemination of some information.
We further speculate that the Cz-mediated reduction in extracellular growth in the lung allowed the mouse immune system to delay the eventual dissemination of Cn, increasing the time to mortality.
Therefore, the only means of dealing with this situation is to delay the emergence and subsequent dissemination of resistant bacteria or resistance genes.
This approach has tended to delay the final analysis and dissemination of study results, which rely upon timely adjudication of outcomes.
Surveillance data dissemination in weekly resolution would delay the public health responses when there is a sudden change of disease activities, especially in the rising phase and during the evolving phase of an epidemic or pandemic situation.
Most public-private partnerships, for example, are bound by clauses that restrict the public dissemination of company-owned information or delay the publication of emerging results.
Ebos et al. 25 observed in other animal models that although VEGFR inhibitor could delay the growth of orthotopically implanted tumors, such treatment also induced accelerated metastatic dissemination.
Far from assisting the dissemination of research, the big publishers impede it, as their long turnaround times can delay the release of findings by a year or more.
It did not detect unsuspected dissemination, it was inaccurate in the evaluation of lymph nodes, and it might delay the final surgery.
In an effort to prevent a recurrence of what was the most visible dissemination of the flawed results -- leaks of the data, beginning in the early afternoon, to various Web logs -- the consortium, the National Election Pool, announced yesterday that it would delay the release to news organizations of voter survey results during future elections by five hours -- until 6 p.m., Eastern time.
