Sentence examples for disseminate knowledge of from inspiring English sources
The purpose of the Centre is to establish and disseminate knowledge of emergency primary health care through multi-disciplinary research and information dissemination activities.
The Rev. J.H. Jackson of Kalamazoo, Mich., was "laboring to disseminate knowledge of Hayti among his race".
The present article aims to disseminate knowledge of a topic that is important in clinical epidemiology: evaluation of diagnostic tests.
The aim of this study was to present a specific methodology for the documentation of windmills, to create a graphical representation using computer graphics, as well as to disseminate knowledge of this agro-industrial heritage.
The Sorabji Archive (originally called The Sorabji Music Archive) was founded in 1988 by Hinton (the sole heir to Sorabji's oeuvre), to disseminate knowledge of Sorabji's legacy.
To help rectify the situation, the Too Big To Ignore project developed the Information System on Small-scale Fisheries (ISSF), a Web-based, open data portal to collect and disseminate knowledge on various aspects of SSF.
Overall, the results provide strong support for the efficacy of technology-based OLT methods in disseminating knowledge of empirically supported treatments to community mental health providers, suggesting that OLT may be a high-quality, easily accessible, and affordable addition to traditional training methods.
Since this survey, progress in disseminating knowledge of AI in Nigeria has been substantial.
One method of targeting preventive educational strategies involves measuring and appropriately disseminating knowledge of the modifiable risk factors.
Trying to overcome this absence of data and aiming to disseminate knowledge to other forms of human locomotion, the purpose of this study is to compare the transient VO2 kinetics responses whilst swimming until exhaustion at different velocities around the VO2max intensity.
As flawed as academia is (and it is deeply flawed), its core mission is to gain and disseminate knowledge for the benefit of humanity as a whole.
