Sentence examples for process and dissemination from inspiring English sources

Data analysis does not give inputs to the decision making process and dissemination of information is quite erratic.

There were some problems in the development process and dissemination which should be solved for better effect on practice.

Future dissemination trials will need to find a balance between studying the dissemination process and letting dissemination "happen" with minimal monitoring.

The purpose of the study is to identify the weaknesses and strengths to be improved and worked on by the engineering teaching staff when compelled to deliver oral presentations, since communicative competence is a prerequisite both for the didactic process and research dissemination.

It is recognized that knowledge translation (KT) and mobilization is an iterative process, and that dissemination of information is usually not enough to change practice or behaviour.

We investigate the virus dissemination process and compare it with dissemination in networks which have exponential and normal contact distributions, as well as in a social model without time-dependent interactions.

Because they operate unseen, bots catalyze the news: They speed up the process of discovery and dissemination of particular stories, turning an unknown hashtag into the next big thing.

A group of UK researchers recently published a Manifesto for Reproducible Science, where we argue for the adoption of a range of measures to optimize key elements of the scientific process: methods, reporting and dissemination, reproducibility, evaluation and incentives.

This suggests that GlcCer and the ability to grow extracellularly are crucial to virulence early in the process of infection and dissemination.

Moreover, the process of invasion and dissemination of IBC tumor emboli is mediated by expression of E-cadherin and the activity of matrix metalloproteinases (MMP-1 and MMP-9) [ 12].

The review elicited attributes of innovations, receiving organisations and their surrounding contexts; the complex, stop-start nature of the implementation process (from diffusion and dissemination, to adoption/assimilation and implementation/routinisation); as well as positing preliminary links amongst implementation concepts.