Sentence examples for disseminating this knowledge from inspiring English sources

The Hiroshima survivors learned invaluable lessons about surviving a nuclear detonation, but they were discouraged from disseminating this knowledge in the immediate aftermath.

Using fuzzy logic provides a method for disseminating this knowledge in relevant and authentic ways for Indigenous learners.

In wedding the knowledge and expertise of academic researchers and pediatric practitioners, PBRNs will become agents to transform and improve pediatric practice by identifying areas of care in need of improvement, developing and testing interventions to improve pediatric practice, and disseminating this knowledge to the pediatric community.

The clinical scholar is focussed on gaining evidence of nursing practice outcomes with an emphasis on disseminating this knowledge: It is having knowledge and the ability in the workplace for it.

Only by sharing artefacts and expertise is it possible to accumulate and disseminate this knowledge.

The creation of an exon expression atlas covering 13 types of tissues including hematopoietic cells (http://amazonia.transcriptome.eu/exon.php) provides a mean to disseminate this knowledge.

It is also important to encourage the nurses to disseminate this knowledge effectively and appropriately within the general population.

When I was invited to edit this collection it was suggested that we try to cover disease awareness, drug research, development, policies, clinical studies, etc. and to disseminate this knowledge through the F1000Research open access platform.

The contests are used as a catalyst tool to disseminate this knowledge and motivate farmers to learn from the best, to experiment and innovate, and to win prizes by improving on what they have learned (Van Immerzeel and De Zutter 2005).

In order to disseminate this knowledge to all physicians, the data presented at the ICE meeting have been used to describe the concept of assessing clinical benefit, the tolerability, the treatment of patients with brain metastases and the treatment of elderly and unfit patients, using gefitinib in a real-life setting.

All partners were interested in implementing joint projects on topics of mutual interest and in jointly disseminating this new knowledge: this became a core component of collaboration (see Table 5).