Sentence examples for disseminate first from inspiring English sources

For example, prostate and breast cancers often disseminate first to the bone, and lung cancer often seeds new tumours in the adrenal glands.

For example, prostate cancers and breast cancers often disseminate first to the bone, and lung cancer often seeds new tumours in the adrenal glands.

Probably most solid tumors disseminate first through the lymphatics and thereafter enter the systemic circulation via lymphovenous shunts present in the first draining lymph nodes.

In 7 years the virus has disseminated first to Central-American countries, and later to Mexico, Caribbean countries, and more recently, to South America (3 ).

It is not evident whether CFM-R/DS acquired the ciprofloxacin-R phenotype, or vice versa, but these types of MDR strains had significant advantages, and accordingly, could rapidly and efficiently be disseminated, first locally in Japan and then globally.

To overcome this gap, several attempts have been made to disseminate the first German evidence-based guideline [ 21].

This mini-monograph is an opportunity to disseminate the first lessons learned about the innovative process of developing a national EPHT network.

Finally, an information campaign has been performed, targeting patients and health care providers to disseminate the first study results and explain once again the importance of this study component.

The disseminator D i disseminates for first time (i) its selected state, or (ii) its updated selected state to the aggregator A j.

A consistent aggregation session between an aggregator A j and a disseminator D i is mutually satisfied if and only if the following conditions hold: The disseminator D i disseminates for first time (i) its selected state, or (ii) its updated selected state to the aggregator A j.

The effort by the al-Azhar sheiks to offer religious guidance over the phone is just one of many attempts by Muslims in various nations to harness the modern fixation with gadgetry to disseminate the seventh-century religious guidelines in the Koran, and in its kindred text, the Hadith, the sayings of the prophet.