Sentence examples for only disseminated from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most powerful of those groups was the American Legion, which not only disseminated information about communist associations of media workers but also encouraged its 2.8 million members to picket movies made by people who had not cooperated with the HUAC.
Results were not only disseminated through the peer-reviewed literature but also to the broader CAWSES community through quarterly TG4 newsletters.
Having externalizations happening in real-time and shared in real-time, demonstrated how quickly pertinent information is not only disseminated amongst users, but in addition, how quickly we as researchers could monitor the process.
By using service nodes as sacrifices, all of the three in-situ schemes can avoid the storage space wastage that is existent in all the probabilistic-based key predistribution schemes, since the keying information is only disseminated within the close neighborhood.
The booklets were only disseminated to the intervention group after the second set of lectures.
The clinics, to which the guidelines were only disseminated, showed no improvement.
The publication of RCTs conducted on the region will not only disseminate the results appropriately but will also raise the awareness of the topic and potentially could help to increase the funding for research in these conditions.
I have taken note of the suggestion that the website should be a two-way affair, so that it cannot only disseminate information but also pass on opinions and criticisms.
Induction of the EMT transdifferentiation programme in cancer cells enables them to not only disseminate from primary tumours and form metastases, but also to acquire self-renewal capability (i.e., CSC phenotype), which is crucial to their subsequent expansion at sites of dissemination.
Furthermore, opinion leaders have a dual function; they not only disseminate information, but also express their approval/disapproval of various behaviours.
The intention was that it would only be disseminated via pirate copies, or copies of copies, from the broadcast.
