Based on proportions of persons with positive nasal swabs, most dissemination likely occurred through room currents from the 6th to the 5th floor of the Daschle suite via an open staircase; closed doors that blocked air currents were most likely the reason a smaller proportion in Senator Feingold's office had positive nasal cultures despite being adjacent to Senator Daschle's office.
Yet, recent studies of public health research suggest that most dissemination activity rarely goes beyond publishing academic papers, appears to be undertaken in an ad hoc, unfunded fashion, and that access to dissemination advice and support for researchers from funding agencies and academic institutions is lacking [ 34, 35].
In an effort to prevent a recurrence of what was the most visible dissemination of the flawed results -- leaks of the data, beginning in the early afternoon, to various Web logs -- the consortium, the National Election Pool, announced yesterday that it would delay the release to news organizations of voter survey results during future elections by five hours -- until 6 p.m., Eastern time.
Our goal was to design a collision warning application and to adopt the most accurate dissemination method; to this end, we have developed a cross-layer architecture based on the requirements from the network and logical layers.
While bone metastasis is the most frequent dissemination and a prognostic factor in prostate cancer, pulmonary metastasis is less frequent and has no impact on survival because of high sensitivity to endocrine therapy [2,3].
It enables institutions to support open access in scholarly publishing, and will help ensure the most widespread dissemination of the research published by their scientists.
Further, matrices composed of collagen I stimulated the most rapid/extensive dissemination of ovarian cancer cells from spheroids (Burleson et al, 2004).
Although it is acceptable practice to contact trial authors to obtain data and other study details, the published article is the most accessible dissemination of the research that can be evaluated.
Marked neovascularisation is a feature of malignant ascites, the most common dissemination route of advanced serous ovarian cancer, and several angiogenic markers, including VEGF, are highly overexpressed in ovarian cancer (Ueda et al, 2005).
Genome Medicine is committed to the open access publication of research - the concept has been embraced by the research community and by major funding bodies, including the NIH and the Wellcome Trust, because it maximizes research visibility and facilitates the most rapid dissemination of scientific knowledge.
Haematogenous dissemination most often spreads to the lungs.
