Sentence examples for disseminated course from inspiring English sources

Deep infections by melanized fungi deserve special attention because of a potentially fatal, cerebral or disseminated course of disease in otherwise healthy patients.

With NSF funding, Wheaton faculty have developed, tested, and disseminated course materials for linking courses in biology and computer science, such as biology's Genetics with Computer Science's Algorithm course.

As such, the apparent absence of structured efforts to disseminate ABC course learning may have limited the course's long-term impact upon end of life care, in line with literature on sustainable educational interventions [ 23].

However, the results of our work suggest that replicating and disseminating a course like ours to all women who are future or early-career STEMM faculty may be an effective addition to strategies to promote the persistence of women in academic STEMM and their participation in leadership.

SS helped create video vignettes for the course, disseminated information about it to members of the NC Pediatric Society and participated in revising the manuscript.

The work of the agency is disseminated through meetings, courses, and several publication series Monographs, Handbooks, Scientific Publications and Technical Reports.

Candiduria may be due to hematogenous seeding of the kidney cortex in the course of disseminated candidiasis [ 37].

The CFS provider education project disseminated CFS self-study course opportunities and resources at 57 conferences over a five-year period.

Even reading the PHTLS manual to prepare for the course might influence the participants, as would the fact that with each additional course, knowledge is disseminated by colleagues.

From a clinical perspective, this suggests that hemodynamic resuscitation should not only be targeted to increase oxygen delivery during the first hours of sepsis but to normalize microvascular blood flow velocity as an option to prevent disseminated leukocyte accumulation throughout the course of the syndrome.

Resection into the circumference of macroscopic (R2 resection) or microscopic tumour (R1 resection) or into the depth of the tumour can of course contribute to disseminated cells in the peritoneal cavity as well as is in cases with tumour penetration of serosa or in overt peritoneal carcinomatosis.