Sentence examples for inappropriate dissemination from inspiring English sources

S.E.C. Rule 17g-4 requires the credit rating firms to adopt written policies and procedures prohibiting "[t]he inappropriate dissemination within and outside the nationally recognized statistical rating organization of a pending credit rating action before issuing the credit rating on the Internet or through another readily accessible means".

They say: "The highest standards of conduct are expected of special advisers and, specifically, the preparation or dissemination of inappropriate material or personal attacks has no part to play in the job of being a special adviser as it has no part to play in the conduct of public life.

While colonized and infected patients constitute the major reservoir for dissemination of these organisms, inappropriate use or overuse of antimicrobial agents contributes to acquiring and expressing resistance genes.

It is expected that clinical practice guidelines improve healthcare quality, reduce inappropriate variations between providers and predispose dissemination of the evidence-based medicine concept in daily practice.

In addition, ILC3s interact with stromal cells and other immune cells to maintain balance between the host and microbiota by limiting dissemination of commensal bacteria and inappropriate immune responses to them (Sonnenberg et al., 2012).

Dissemination of antimicrobial resistance induced by inappropriate use or abuse of antibiotics is a global public health problem [ 56].

25 Consistent with their observation that the effective dissemination of the multifaceted costs associated with inappropriate antibiotic use remains challenging, our findings confirm levels of awareness and responsiveness perceived as low in day-to-day clinical work.

Our results allowed for earlier diagnoses at medical facilities and the dissemination of this information among other institutions to avoid inappropriate use of antibiotics and instigate measures against the spread of infectious diseases.

The main barriers hindering larger dissemination include high installation costs, inadequate user training, insufficient servicing, and inappropriate designs.

The rapid in-ICU emergence and dissemination of multidrug-resistant microorganisms worldwide constitute a problem of crisis dimensions that is linked directly to inappropriate antimicrobial use.

This inappropriate sociability of infected cells was driven by the cytoplasmic tail of gp48, an MHV-68 glycoprotein involved in intercellular virus dissemination.