Sentence examples for introduction disseminated from inspiring English sources

Introduction: Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) is a life-threatening condition that occurs secondary to many underlying diseases which initiate a massive inflammatory response.

Since its introduction, T. vivax has been disseminated by horse flies (Tabanidae) [ 4] and stable flies (Stomoxys spp).

Before the introduction of preventive antibiotic regimens, disseminated MAC disease was the most common clinical manifestation of MAC and the most common bacterial disease among patients with AIDS.

The introduction of restrictions on access to materials that have already been disseminated and have found widespread use does not add to the credibility of regulatory bodies.

We would like to agree with Hermanek (1999), who proposed that the introduction of an advanced examination of lymph nodes regarding isolated or disseminated tumour cells first of all requires standardization of the procedure and description of the clinical relevance.

Later research focused basically on localized irrigation and results were disseminated to farmers and gradually there was a re-introduction of micro-sprinkler and drip irrigation.

Nevertheless, the overall security risks to aid workers is perceived to be much lower after the introduction of humanitarian technologies than before in many contexts, because security information is more easily collected and disseminated and staff are less exposed.

Individual totemism is widely disseminated.

Strongly worded treatises were disseminated.

Both disseminated terrorist instruction manuals.

Details are disseminated by word of mouth.