Sentence examples for disseminate models from inspiring English sources

Doctoral supervision is still an under-researched and little understood area of pedagogical practice [ 49, 50], and there is a particular need for more work to be done to identify and disseminate models of good practice in supervising international doctoral students [ 51, 52].

The bill's lead sponsor, Michelle Litjens, is a freshman representative from the Appleton area and also a member of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a Washington-based organization that brings together corporations, legislators and interest groups to draft and disseminate model legislation for state legislatures around the country.

The increasingly common "develop and disseminate" model, in which science educators develop novel pedagogical approaches and then train other faculty members to implement them, a strategy also used in this study, has to date not been supported strongly by data (Henderson and Dancy, 2007, 2011; Henderson et al., 2010, 2011).

Localized and disseminated models of medulloblastoma were constructed as described previously [ 12, 13].

10 The two most widely disseminated models of care transition are Coleman et al's and Naylor and colleagues' (1993, 2004) interventions.

It would also provide offices for the Ross Institute, which Mrs. Ross established in 1996 as a research center to create and disseminate new models of education.

By providing a means for scientists to easily disseminate data, models, and ideas, Vhub aims to promote collaboration amongst scientists and to provide resources for science education while advancing the state of understanding of volcanoes and the hazards they produce.

Thus, the main MPS.BR objective is to develop and disseminate reference models that meet the requirements of the Brazilian software and IT services industries, allowing software suppliers, including SMEs, to deliver to customers according to internationally recognized quality standards (Santos et al.[2012]).[2012]

Efforts to disseminate the model include invited demonstrations at four academic institutions and consultations with several others who learned about the model through the CTSA consortium.

The Bergen County Employment Action Project and a South Carolina advocacy group were the first two organizations to create a code of conduct, and now they are seeking to work with 35 other nonprofit groups to develop and disseminate a model code nationwide.

Instead, the institute is trying to disseminate its model by "training the trainers": teaching the nuts and bolts of how to run such courses to a core group of 17 interested professional societies and universities that want to offer them.