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Yet in a separate Fisa court document, the current presiding judge, Reggie Walton, blasted the government's secret declaration that it followed USSID 18 "rather than specifically requiring that the narrower dissemination provision set forth in the Court's orders in this matter be strictly adhered to".
Indeed, the authors of this meta-analysis concluded that narrow approaches (e.g., dissemination; top-down mandates), which were nearly 60% of efforts reviewed, were "clearly not effective" (Henderson et al. 2011).
The narrower order, forbidding the dissemination of the disputed documents, is a more classic prior restraint on publication.
Furthermore, the intersection of the TGF-β and lung metastasis signatures was effectively used to narrow the list of candidate dissemination mediators and effectively identify ANGPTL4 as a novel, TGF-β-responsive lung metastasis gene.
In many ways, the exhibition's most fascinating displays highlight the dissemination of Newtonian ideas beyond the narrow world of science, which contributed to their transforming influence on the entire culture and the idolization of genius himself.
The narrow perspectives of the medical establishment also limit the dissemination of findings that promote a broader understanding of health.
In particular, demonstration and dissemination activities as well as participatory policymaking can narrow the communication gap between RA developers and citizens.
The first is the drive for the greatest possible expansion and dissemination of education; the other is the drive for the narrowing and weakening of education".
Judge Baker Children's Center believes the dissemination of evidence-based treatments is a critical step in narrowing the gap between research and practice.
Outdoor dissemination is much harder.
