Sentence examples for dissemination beyond from inspiring English sources

As shown throughout this article, the understanding of the relationship between aquifer recharge and discharge has become more complex since the 20th century, while its gradual dissemination beyond the circle of hydrogeologists has become increasingly difficult.

Other possible broader impacts include partnerships, interactions with industry, dissemination beyond scientific publications (e.g., radio, TV, museums, and K-12 education/outreach), ethics, mentoring, undergraduates, research experiences for teachers, and course development for new audiences.

Future surveillance has to address the question of progressing adaptation to humans with respect to dissemination beyond farms and to introduction and spread in the hospital as it has already been observed in the Netherlands [36].

Gross pathology at necropsy was quantified by a metric referred to as the necropsy score [18] that reflects the grossly visible tuberculous disease including the number and size of visible granulomas in each lung lobe and thoracic lymph node and extent of dissemination beyond the thoracic cavity.

In more than 70% of patients with ovarian carcinoma, there is evidence of tumour dissemination beyond the ovaries at diagnosis.

However, limited previous data from human autopsies have not shown evidence of virus dissemination beyond the lung.

But our first dissemination schools beyond Baltimore included a Philadelphia school primarily serving Cambodian immigrants, rural schools in the South, small town schools in the Midwest, and so on.

Since the goals of the program were to detect meaningful changes and there were implications for dissemination far beyond a single institution, our project is more than a simple quality improvement project.

In the country where the WHO Country representative worked, the dissemination continued beyond the formal presentation of the RAPIA results with the WHO and other local partners taking ownership of the results and using them in policy briefs and a presentation to the national assembly in 2010.

These models are primarily chosen for their wide use by the international community, allowing for comparisons, cooperation, and dissemination of results beyond Brazil.

"The fact that this particular language referred to 'DRG-RDI' as opposed to another CIA entity does not seem particularly significant -- from the Senate's perspective this particular component of the CIA doesn't have any special powers to restrict the dissemination of information, beyond what anybody else in the CIA has".