"dissemination model" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an approach for the transmission or spread of information or ideas. For example: "The new updates at the company will use a dissemination model to ensure that all employees are informed about the changes."
We developed two orthotopic mouse models for human UM hepatic metastases: direct hepatic implantation model (intrahepatic dissemination model) and splenic-implantation model (hematogenous dissemination model) and investigated the tumorgenesis in the liver.
In this paper, we present trustworthy multi-point relays data dissemination model for mobile objects in wireless ad-hoc environments.
The dissemination model for solar lantern in India has so far been based on cash sales with or without the incentive of capital subsidy.
The proposed dissemination model redefines the concept of digital storytelling with the aim of increasing the participation of domain experts in the dissemination of CH.
This development and dissemination model of reform assumes that telling faculty about good teaching ideas will lead faculty to integrate these ideas into their teaching practices.
The common development and dissemination model of reform does not account for how interpersonal interactions share and support reforms, potentially reducing the impact of existing reforms.
Several dissemination models emphasize how important it is to assess readiness to change and the complexity of interventions when deciding what dissemination strategy to use.
Shimoyama, F. Goshima, O. Teshigahara, H. Kasuya, Y. Kodera, A. Nakao, et al., Enhanced efficacy of herpes simplex virus mutant HF10 combined with paclitaxel in peritoneal cancer dissemination models, Hepatogastroenterology 54 (2007) 1038 1042].
The field studies described here demonstrate the dynamics of fecal contamination in all catchments studied, and the data obtained is currently being used to develop dissemination models of fecal contamination in water with respect to future climate change scenarios.
This paper analyses several dissemination models including rental and fee-for-service based on centralized solar charging station concept for CFL -and LED-based designs of solar lanterns available in India.
The results show that Pull and Push are the two dissemination models on which publish-subscribe CCN systems may be based.
