Sentence examples for disseminated further from inspiring English sources
To intelligence officials, attuned to the need to protect intelligence sources and methods, Trump's comments last Wednesday to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak crossed a red line because it involved intelligence provided by an ally on condition it not be disseminated further.
"As you know, the letter was given to me in confidence and I am giving it to you with the expectation that you will maintain its confidentiality and that it will not be released publicly or disseminated further, as requested by Dr. Blasey Ford's counsel Debra Katz, Feinsteinn wrote in the cover letter.
This finding led us to evaluate the hypothesis that the epidemic emm59 clone disseminated further and caused invasive infections in other regions of the United States.
As well, the data will be inevitably disseminated further into the scientific community via more than 50 other external databases that routinely incorporate CTD's manual curation into their aggregated resources (http://ctdbase.org/about/publications/ use).org/about/publications/ use
Moreover, it is expected to disseminate further in receptive regions where competent vectors are present [2].
A bilingual (English and German) study website will be implemented to disseminate further details and materials.
The relevance of DCs in disseminating further the virus, as early as 24 h after infection, to genital lymph nodes was demonstrated in intra-vaginally inoculated animals (Hu et al, 2000; Masurier et al, 1998; Miller et al, 1994).
Yunus was excellent at communicating, publishing the approach as he went along to academics who then disseminated it further.
They were then disseminated even further on other image-sharing services, including the subreddit 'the Fappening', which quickly became the internet's chief hub of the controversial collection.
If popularity is measured in mountains of aluminium ladders, union flags, television cameras, bunting, and more ladders – all faithfully disseminated in further mountains of newsprint and website live feeds of closed doors beginning (as the Telegraph's proudly proclaims) at 4am and ending at 11pm, then the monarchy, right at this moment in silly season, appears to be unassailable.
