Sentence examples for progressive dissemination from inspiring English sources
In such a case, users must slice data and send fragments separately, which allows better use of short contacts and progressive dissemination of large contents data pieces.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04634.009 These results illustrate the progressive dissemination of microbes in space and time within a functioning food-processing environment.
Ongoing studies have revealed a progressive dissemination of the L2/L2b serotype in Europe among men who have sex with men (MSM) [ 21- 23].
The progressive dissemination of mammography in Catalonia was significantly associated with this increase, once age and other cohort characteristics were considered.
The detailed mathematical model built to include the progressive dissemination of screening in all the cohorts between 50 and 69 years of age enabled the interpretation of the mortality reduction achieved in the first 15 years of the programme.
Our experimental observation (Table 1 in our article [ 1 ]), as well as a study on the movement of spirochetes through their host's skin (4 ), conclusively demonstrates that the increase in transmission efficiency is due to the progressive dissemination of spirochetes from the site of inoculation.
Pseudomyxoma peritonei (PMP) is a rare neoplastic process characterised by progressive intra-abdominal dissemination of mucinous tumour, and generally considered resistant to systemic chemotherapy.
The disruption of this equilibrium results from Darwinian selection of a new population of tumour clones able to escape from immune detection and/or elimination, allowing tumour progressive growth and dissemination.
Is progress necessarily progressive?
However progressive disease, especially with multifocal dissemination, is highly fatal, despite multi-agent chemotherapy.
These cells were extremely aggressive after implantation as manifested by progressive growth in the pancreas, peritoneal dissemination, and distant metastasis to multiple organs, including the liver and lungs.
