Sentence examples for more disseminated from inspiring English sources

The larger and more disseminated the tumour, the more difficult it is to eradicate.

In the area of computing, this review method is more disseminated in software engineering [7].

In the area of Computing, this method of review is more disseminated in Software Engineering.

(2)  The participation of local community enhances the effectiveness of implementation of hazard prevention schemes and makes them more disseminated and recognized.

We can probably admit that the files have been more disseminated across the internet in the last couple of years, but the Pirate Bay was taken down successfully a lot of the torrent sites have been taken down.

In 7 of the 9 CSA treated patients with ablation site recurrences more disseminated recurrent disease was present.

But in the future, officials will be taking that data and acting upon it more, disseminating information to residents and modeling land development for the future thanks to information collected from sensors.

"As nigger is more widely disseminated and its complexity is more widely appreciated, censuring its use — even its use as an insult — will become more difficult," Kennedy writes in his conclusion.

In a paper presented at the Fed's symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyo., last summer, Michael Woodford, a Princeton macroeconomist, argued that "monetary policy can be even more effective" when information is more rapidly disseminated to the private sector.

In our model of endotoxic shock, obese pigs developed a more severe disseminated intravascular coagulation with a more serious procoagulant response.

In particular, approaches that are less reliant upon belief modification to bring about therapeutic change may prove to be briefer, more effective, cost-effective, and more readily disseminated into routine practice.