So long as ratings were more or less freely disseminated to all, letting the agencies have access to information not available to others seemed to do no harm.
Although weight losses have been better in some of these studies [e.g., 4.8 kg at 12 months (16) and 5.1 kg at 24 months (18)], the human interaction once again makes these programs more expensive to deliver and less easily disseminated.
Purpura fulminans (PF), with its attendant consumptive coagulopathy, and meningitis (MEN), with its attendant risk of intracranial hemorrhage (ICH), are two conditions seen in septic patients that, although not rare, are much less prevalent than disseminated intravascular coagulation [ 15- 17].
Even living on the same street meant less when information was disseminated through algorithms designed to maximize revenue by keeping people glued to screens.
Furthermore, these delays imply a less number of messages disseminated and an extension of the ON period on each node involved in the communication, thus increasing the energy consumed.
However, a single one-dimensional measurement of burden is not applicable in the context of metastatic disease, and less so for bone disseminated disease.
Our finding that persons with a positive TST result were less likely to have disseminated disease may parallel the effect of BCG immunization which usually results in transient TST positivity and decreased risk of disseminated disease in children [ 31].
The reason the scholars believe there will be a greater number of earnings surprises is that this new rule will most likely cause companies to disseminate less information, and cause analysts to interpret that information less accurately due to the lack of private guidance.
Newspapers are far less effective in disseminating information than radio, not least because their circulation is limited to the literate and effectively to Bamako.
There was less emphasis on disseminating the drugs themselves.
