Sentence examples for dissemination further from inspiring English sources

Pornography, on their view, often documents criminal rape and therefore its dissemination further compounds the injuries of such criminal acts.

In addition, the encouraging results of focal therapy that we report here are the outcomes of a few experienced centres; their generalizability has yet to be proven and training and quality control will be key factors driving the dissemination further.

It was concluded that the predictive value of such CK/MUC1 positive cells should be considered separately when analysing tumor cell dissemination, further supporting our decision not to include MUC1.

Especially in this instance, it seems deeply inappropriate to respond to authoritarianism with authoritarian action.Censorship proponents are of the mind that the ISIS video constitutes propaganda and that its dissemination furthers ISIS's aims.

As shown in Figure 8e, in RailRoad, D src,rdv = D sink,rdv = 2 / 4 ≈ 0. 35, and the perimeter of the Rail is 2. Each term of CRailRoad equation indicates the communication cost of event notification, query forwarding, query circulation, query notification, and data dissemination (for further details, refer to [12]).

We show that fibrinogen binding by recombinant LigB inhibits fibrin formation, which could aid leptospiral entry into the circulation, dissemination, and further infection by impairing healing.

However, the need for training, dissemination and further research on the warning signs was highlighted.

The role of civil society in evidence dissemination needs further exploration through research as highlighted in previous studies [ 29, 30].

Granulomas in sarcoidosis are thought to form around and isolate poorly degraded antigens as a means of preventing antigen dissemination and further tissue damage.

The role of NCAM in EOC dissemination was further supported by the detection of multiple intravascular neoplastic emboli in mice injected with SKOV3-NCAM cells (Fig S9B E of Supporting Information).

In the interest of fostering the dissemination and further development of kernels, we propose a database repository of kernels, analogous to the human genome project, which might be called the behaviornome.