In addition, they also observed that when personal networks are small, weak ties were found to have a stronger impact on information dissemination than strong ties, which is likely the case for our result in Figure 12(a).
The evidence supporting the associations between childhood leukemia and its risk factors including pooled analyses from around the world and systematic reviews is strong; however, the dissemination of this knowledge to clinicians has been limited.
There was also a strong focus on dissemination of findings of the panel.
In 2014, at a time when multidrug-resistant clones are emerging and represent a strong risk of dissemination, we have much more information on Pseudomonas pneumonia management.
However, CTCs might undergo a strong selection during dissemination or systemic treatment and their genomic instability may lead to the generation of new tumor cell clones with phenotypic/genotypic features different to those of the primary tumor cells.
Based on our research into how women understand, obtain, assess and respond to new information about exposures to everyday household chemicals during pregnancy, it appears that a strong-to-weak knowledge dissemination strategy that is consistently encouraged by "strong sources" such as physicians, their professional organizations, and government agencies is preferred.
Intestinal carriage of S. aureus has been implicated as a risk factor for infection (13 ) and could be a strong contributor to environmental dissemination and transmission (14 ).
There will also be a strong emphasis on information dissemination at the sub-regional and regional levels, building on and using materials and mechanisms generated at the global level.
These metastasis data together with the hypoxic foci/vascular hot spots data from the first experiment give strong evidence that metastatic dissemination is preceded by the development of hypoxic foci/vascular hot spots in D-12 tumours.
Since OA is known for its propensity to early lymphatic and haematogenous dissemination, the strong prognostic significance of high Met expression for both overall and disease-specific 5-year survival can explain this clinical behaviour at least partly.
