Sentence examples for subsequent dissemination from inspiring English sources
Ironically, in light of its subsequent dissemination, Adorno later retracted this statement.
At Nancy he led the revival of craftsmanship and the subsequent dissemination of crafted glass by way of mass production.
Essentially the process of identification, evaluation and implementation of changes requires accurate monitoring and recording and subsequent dissemination of documentation to the interested parties.
Davidon recounted the details of the caper and the subsequent dissemination of the surveillance records the burglars had stolen, which helped bring to an end Edgar Hoover's long reign as FBI director, and told Braudy the names of the other conspirators.
Transient fusion of infected macrophages with CCR2+ monocytes enabled bacterial transfer and subsequent dissemination, and interrupting this transfer so as to prolong mycobacterial sojourn in resident macrophages promoted clearing of infection.
A Nov. 21 warning from the department to law enforcement agencies states that while Al Qaeda is not known to have executed an attack using chemical or biological agents, "the acquisition, production or theft of these materials and subsequent dissemination is a top Al Qaeda objective".
These findings challenge conventional notions of the protective role of granulomas in mycobacterial infection and indicate M. tuberculosis has evolved specific mechanisms which utilise granulomas as foci of macrophage recruitment, infection, and subsequent bacterial dissemination.
Kinshasa became the early HIV epicenter from which subsequent global dissemination occurred, principally through sexual transmission.
Patients with longer incubation periods also may have acquired melioidosis through contaminated wounds with subsequent hematogenous dissemination.
For both P. aeruginosa and F. tularensis, caspase-3 activation and apoptosis appears to result in the death of host cells with subsequent bacterial dissemination.
Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition is an important event that aids in invasion and subsequent metastatic dissemination of tumour cells to secondary sites (Nauseef and Henry, 2011).
