Sentence examples for media route from inspiring English sources

CareZone is not taking the usual social media route of targeted advertising, since the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, or HIPAA, closely guards how medical information may be shared.

There is the media route that includes journalism, PR and working in charity education, and then there is the opportunity to work directly with the variety of audiences who come to a science centre such as a museum.

Perhaps the strategy is to go the big media route with IPO talk, but the silence over the FriendFeed acquisition is disingenuous, particularly given the founders' willingness to share and learn from customers and the addicted press.

Some companies go the social media route, eschewing official sponsorships in favor of guerrilla advertising.

"So we might as well talk to everybody at the same time". When Amazon was faced with its own consumer outcry last week, it decided to forgo the social media route.

Kevin Smith's "Too Fat to Fly" story has come and gone, making the new media route: tweets live from Kevin after being thrown off a Southwest Airlines flight to blog posts on the Southwest Airlines website to articles and op-ed pieces and (of course) a ton of comments with opinions ranging from outrage to sympathy to 'he deserved it' to a good deal of outright anger towards overweight people.

A FoodRisC media channel choices framework will be developed to assist best practice in food risk/benefit communication through classical and new media routes.

To minimize errors in estimating personal exposures, researchers identify key sources, media, routes, and pathways of concern for each environmental pollutant and then determine an optimum sampling and analysis plan.

In particular the potential for using various new media routes will be outlined along with their strengths and potential weaknesses for use with various population groups and in different communication contexts.

In general, whenever possible, collection of both biologic and environmental measurements are encouraged because together they provide a much more complete picture of media, routes, pathways, and physiologic factors that influence exposures of a child.

Before choosing the various measurement methods to be used in exploring the NCS hypotheses and formulating an exposure monitoring program for the NCS, study designers must first identify the chemicals or chemical classes and biologic agents of interest for each hypothesis and then the key media, routes, and pathways of exposure for each chemical type or class.