Sentence examples for mutual dissemination from inspiring English sources

An online platform was designed to involve faculty members, students, and visitors from industry and the general public to form groups for the mutual dissemination of academic knowledge, products and activities.

Direct contact between ostrich flocks and migratory birds via the free-range production systems in ostrich farms may play an important role in the mutual dissemination of mutant avian influenza viruses between ostriches and migrating birds.

Pathological development of ovarian cancer, from cell transformation to local tissue invasion and distant metastatic dissemination, relies on mutual communication between epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) cells and their adjacent stromal microenvironment.

The latter could disburse small funds to support the dissemination of the lessons of mutual assistance between SCD families and the lessons of mutual demonstration of positive ways of being with children with SCD between families.

We illustrate our algorithm with four case studies: stabilizing mutual exclusion, stabilizing diffusing computation, a data dissemination problem in sensor networks, and tree maintenance.

The second aim is to encourage the mutual exchange of experiences and with that, the diffusion and dissemination of information throughout the QIC teams (Acquisition).

Moreover, it was shown that the diversity within an RNA virus population enhances tissue tropism and dissemination, possibly by improving adaptability and mutual support (Vignuzzi et al., 2005).

These include a shift from mutual ownership to listed exchanges, rapid advances in and dissemination of technology, and increasingly sophisticated users who want to trade across borders and asset classes.

But after two hundred years of science dissemination have we now created a culture of mutual empowerment?

We propose that academic researchers must use community residents not just as subjects of our studies, but to increase our mutual understanding of environmental health, resulting in active participation of community members in research design, data collection, analysis, and dissemination of results in order to make intervention strategies more effective.

Outdoor dissemination is much harder.