Sentence examples for disseminated form from inspiring English sources

Molybdenum mineralization occurs in fracture zones in skarns within the screen and in disseminated form.

Social or collective totemism is the most widely disseminated form of this belief system.

However, it is also through these very secretions that the subject resurfaces, in disseminated form, "like the ashes we strew into the wind after death" (Sade Fourier Loyola, 1971).

The iron sulfide phase probably incorporated much of the chalcophile elements; it does not seem to have formed a distinct shell within the Earth and probably remains primarily in disseminated form through the mantle and the core.

The amount of resistant and extensively resistant strains has increased; BCG has been the only vaccine to be produced in more than 100 years though it is still unable to prevent the disease's most disseminated form in adults; pulmonary tuberculosis.

In its rare, blood-borne, disseminated form, sporotrichosis may affect the muscles, bones, joints, or central nervous system, causing fever, weight loss, fatigue, and pain; this form of the disease may respond to treatment with the antibiotic amphotericin B.

Localized and disseminated forms of the disease occur with isolated bony involvement being the commonest form of localized disease in children.

In UK and abroad, the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) has become one of the most widely been disseminated forms of CAS training [ 5].

These bodily fluids are more easily obtainable than gastric contents and may offer a unique opportunity for detection among young children, particularly those with HIV co-infection, who are more likely to have disseminated forms of TB.

18 The diagnosis of HIV in a febrile inpatient greatly raises the probability of particular coinfections, such as cryptococcal disease; tuberculosis (including disseminated forms of the disease that may not localise to the lung 19); invasive non-typhoidal Salmonella infection; pneumococcal disease 20; and, in southeast Asia, penicilliosis.

Groups like the Republican National Committee and Planned Parenthood are using Web sites and e-mail lists to help disseminate form letters to publications across the country.