Sentence examples for potential dissemination from inspiring English sources

These attitudes and their potential dissemination through society counterbalanced inequality, but how far they were accepted cannot be known.

This positive finding subsequently led us to carry out supplementary investigations, in order to ascertain the potential dissemination of the infection.

Therefore, the potential dissemination range of ZYMV by its aphid vectors seems to be rather limited in a fragmented landscape.

In the letters to the sites' executives, Ms. Madigan said she was concerned about the potential dissemination of information related to people's private health concerns.

This can obviously lead to potential dissemination of CNS material over the carcass and surrounding area resulting in possible contamination with the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) infective agent.

Adebowale was investigated by MI5 twice, during Operation Fir from August 2011 to June 2012, which looked at links between UK-based individuals with an interest in extremist media, and Operation Gum, from January 2012, which investigated his extremist rhetoric and potential dissemination of extremist media.

Studies in 2004 and 2005 found that, as a general trend, referendum debates and campaigns provide a major potential for dissemination of information and for political education.

The mecD gene was located on genomic islands McRImecD-1 and McRI-mecD-2 associated with a putative virulence gene and a site-specific integrase suggesting a potential for dissemination.

As such, primary aims of this study were to adapt and implement evidence-based cognitive behavioral techniques for depression (behavioral activation; BA) and HIV medication adherence (Life-Steps) that have potential for dissemination in an outpatient community health center.

Targeted screening could be used to limit the potential for dissemination of antibiotic-resistant pathogens from otherwise unsuspected carriers from the start of patients' hospitalisation, as opposed to other strategies, in which screening programmes target patients already hospitalised.

Species were classified by whether their fruits occur in the diet of the flying fox in an exclusive, confirmed or likely manner and we assumed that fruit consumption is equivalent to potential seed dissemination.