Furthermore, anemia can be a feature of certain opportunistic diseases, like disseminated mycobacterial infection and parvovirus B19 [ 31].
And a vocal minority will deploy blogs, tweets, Facebook entries, texts and the like to disseminate their own opinions and reactions as the debates roll.
If you find out about something that's not in the mainstream, you like to disseminate the information yourself, because it gives you kudos with your peer group, whether on the golf course or in the schoolyard.
Having a chief executive who likes to disseminate cryptic messages of 140 characters or fewer only makes the company more fascinating.
These vivid scenes are presented in 41 short chapters with titles like "On Disseminating Whiteness and John Bunyan" and "On the Usefulness of Anthills".
"You're not really crossing the line if you're creating content for the sake of disseminating information, like HuffPo," said Vivek Wadhwa, visiting scholar at the School of Information at the University of California, Berkeley.
These findings are concerning for the potential of KPC-like genes to disseminate among virulent K. pneumoniae isolates.
Social networking helps, too, by disseminating links to comics like wildfire.
The new system will use analytical software, including predictive modelling and advanced data analytics, to anticipate fire exposure, analyze possible effects and improve processes that can minimize risks like collecting and disseminating data on building inspection permits and violations.
In fact, McEvilley charged that critics like Clement Greenberg were disseminating a cultural prejudice that had disguised itself as a natural law when in actuality it operated like an absolute, theological doctrine.
That will include tasks like creating and disseminating information about how to enroll and what the benefits are, as well as forging partnerships with businesses, state officials and local media that will help spread the word.
