Sentence examples for disseminated internationally from inspiring English sources

Protocols of the Elders of Zion was supposed to have been first published in Russia in the 1900s, translated into various languages and disseminated internationally in the early 20th century.

As such, it has been disseminated internationally as the standard of care for early sepsis management.

We would suggest that the RCGP has learned lessons that can be disseminated internationally.

Interviewees also stressed that the European dimension provides added value with the respect to distribution, such that results could be disseminated internationally.

However, this factor may not completely account for its prevalence, because other multidrug-resistant strains of DT104 have emerged but have not disseminated internationally.

This study supports the conclusion that multidrug-resistant, including nalidixic acid resistant, S. Schwarzengrund was likely disseminated internationally by chicken products from Thailand.

Based on the success of the English language issues and the continued need for KASE members to publish their work so it would be accessible to a wider audience, KASE leaders decided to create an independent English language science education journal that could serve as a space for disseminating research internationally.

Those who collaborate, write and disseminate information internationally are long aware of the latent value of such informal, positive exchange.

Her views – which, as Shapiro says, embrace some provocative and original readings of the texts – were internationally disseminated, and influenced Mark Twain, who thought not only that Shakespeare didn't write Shakespeare, but that Milton, not Bunyan, wrote The Pilgrim's Progress.

However, the overwhelming majority (n = 50; 91%) belonged to a single clone (PFGE A, spa types t747, t032, t025 or t020, ST22, SCCmec type IVh), which corresponds to the internationally disseminated EMRSA-15.

Strains belonging to ST31, ST38 and ST394 complexes share between two and five alleles with ECOR D ST69, which includes uropathogenic E. coli strains belonging to the internationally disseminated multiply-resistant clonal group A [57].