Moreover, diffusing views and opinions in a collective forum can have high utility and data clarity, particularly in health services research [ 22].
They want to use officer training as a way of penetrating college campuses, where they can market the military to college students while diffusing their view of the world into a difficult-to-influence sector of American society.
Social movement organizations attempt to diffuse their views, both within the movement as well as throughout the larger society (Strang & Soule, 1998).
We're not making the decisions, and our losses are indirect and diffuse, whereas that view of a rolling field can be appreciated every day.
The distribution of receptors and afferent nerve terminals within the arcuate nucleus are generally diffuse, supporting the view that afferent inputs coordinate combinations of outputs from this structure.
But Orwell is the writer most responsible for diffusing the modern view of political language as an active accomplice of tyranny.
Sherman, who was appointed to be among a group of lawmakers who escorted Netanyahu into the chamber, praised the prime minister for, in his view, diffusing some of the political tension.
Given that climate change denial has become widespread within the United States and to some degree internationally, we pay particular attention to the role of CTTs in diffusing a skeptical view of climate change and climate science to a wider audience both within the United States and internationally.
a STIR T2-weighted images in the short-axis view show diffuse oedema in apical segments with transmural location.
(a) Camera view of diffuse discharge at 415V peak voltage and (b) applied voltage and total current waveform at 415V peak voltage.
Longitudinal B-scan view showed diffuse low to medium reflective opacities in the vitreous cavity, suggesting vitreous hemorrhage at two weeks after surgery.
