Sentence examples for dissemination that from inspiring English sources
Open Science shows the way ahead towards dissemination that is participatory, innovative and reaches beyond the boundaries of academia.
A means of dissemination that is influential in itself, for example because it is the sole or primary source of news for the relevant audience.
These data support a causal role for macrophages in early dissemination that affects long-term metastasis development much later in cancer progression.
To report a case of orbital lymphoma with systemic dissemination that was identified and localized by combined positron emission tomography (PET)/computed tomography.
There is a pervasive, odious myth about art-making — and I've certainly been complicit in its dissemination — that has to do with anguish as fuel for a particular kind of emoting.
If a toolkit is online, it is most likely encrypted or at least password protected to prevent dissemination that would alert the community, resulting in the eventual lock-down of potential targets.
Before tumors form, these events result in early dissemination microenvironments that propel active intravasation and dissemination to the lung, which was efficiently blocked by macrophage depletion.
This paper presents a simple and robust dissemination protocol that efficiently deals with data dissemination in both dense and sparse vehicular networks.
This paper presents a rigorous analytic study of gossip-based message dissemination schemes that can be employed for content/service dissemination or discovery in unstructured and distributed networks.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--Prompted by recent court battles and persistent pressures to teach intelligent design in U.S. schools, the National Academy of Sciences NASS) and the Institute of Medicine today released an 88-page booklet -intended for wide dissemination—-that explains why evolution is science and creationism is not.
Our data demonstrate direct hematogenous spread as a dissemination route that contributes to CRC liver malignancy.
