Sentence examples for necessary dissemination from inspiring English sources

Currently, almost all educational innovations struggle to propagate because project teams tend to focus primarily on telling people about their product (dissemination) (Henderson et al. 2011a; National Research Council 2012); while necessary, dissemination is only one step of a process that leads to successful propagation of educational innovations.

It may not be feasible or even advisable for a public health researcher to develop all of the necessary dissemination skills.

The delivery of GCN educational programs that facilitate role transition will be necessary for dissemination of Guided Care into the health care system.

By engaging multidisciplinary stakeholders, we will enhance linkages necessary for dissemination of our results.

In addition, we will develop and implement a multifaceted knowledge translation strategy that will involve engagement of regional multidisciplinary stakeholders in the discussion of the results with unit end-users, this will enhance linkages necessary for dissemination of our results within the Department of Critical Care Medicine.

The Notch signalling pathway is a key regulator of epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) affecting migration and invasion of breast cancer cells [ 12], and several studies link EMT to the generation of cancer stem cells (CSCs) with mesenchymal and self-renewal features necessary for dissemination and formation of metastasis [ 13, 14].

It is also more concerned with understanding what elements are necessary within diffusion, dissemination and implementation processes rather than how those elements interact to be of importance to the process.

Starting in the early 1970s Israel focused on frontier novel technologies, but by and large neglected the creation of institutional arrangements necessary for their dissemination throughout the domestic economy.

Regarding breast cancer operation, resection of the breast cancer, including shunt placement and rerouting of the shunt, is necessary to prevent dissemination through the catheter by a breast surgeon and neurosurgeon in close cooperation with one other.

Curing Cx. quinquefasciatus of Wolbachia infection, as reported here, removed that inhibition, resulting in a greater proportion of infected mosquitoes developing the high virus titers necessary for virus dissemination and transmission.

It can regulate actin cytoskeleton organization by activating WAVE/Arp2/3 proteins, and then induce lamellipodia formation, which is necessary for cell dissemination, as described for Rac subgroup proteins [ 48].