Sentence examples for extensive dissemination from inspiring English sources
The suggestion that the criminal law should only apply in circumstances where there has been extensive dissemination in other words where there are a significant number of Twitter followers involved, is in direct contrast to the basic principles of our libel laws, which only require a meaningful extent of publication for a defamatory allegation to be actionable.
Its aggressiveness and extensive dissemination lead to poor patient prognosis.
Despite the extensive dissemination of cactus species around the world, only a small proportion of the family is currently known to be invasive.
Therefore, there is evidence that CRKP isolates have undergone extensive dissemination in many countries and continue to spread in new geographical locations.
It is likely that high FilGAP expression causes establishment and maintenance of amoeboid features in lymphoma cells, which induce adaptation of their shapes to squeeze through pores in the extracellular matrix, resulting in the accelerated progression and the extensive dissemination.
There has been an extensive dissemination of 'good palliative care practice' guidance for example, the Gold Standards Framework (GSF) [ 20], and care pathways for the final days of life, such as the Liverpool Care Pathway for the Dying Patient (LCP).
Guiding the reader through Hasidic and Kabbalistic philosophy, the five-part tome was the first Hasidic text intended for extensive public dissemination.
Genotype I of T. gondii is most virulent for mice, inducing extensive parasite dissemination and sudden murine death.
This extensive bacterial dissemination in the murine host raises novel possibilities for use of this brucellosis experimental model.
With the tumor progression, this picture changed: IL-10 production increased and IFN-γ and TNF-α release decreased; furthermore, there was extensive fungal dissemination.
