Sentence examples similar to thought dissemination from inspiring English sources

"I don't think dissemination of such news would cause unrest in China," said Jia Qingguo, associate dean of international relations at Peking University.

Decreased production of these cell surface molecules is thought to promote dissemination of bacteria within the host.

On the basis of the information in the technical report, it would appear that the research team had not thought through their dissemination strategy.

These findings overturn existing hypotheses regarding the role of the granuloma: rather than protecting against mycobacterial dissemination, as previously thought, granulomata seem to be involved in dissemination and expansion of mycobacteria.

Vector competence is estimated as the proportion of mosquitoes with a disseminated infection to the total number of exposed mosquitoes and can therefore be thought of as the dissemination rates within a vector population.

It was initially thought that invasion and dissemination occurred during the VGP.

Spheroids are clusters of tumor cells found in the peritoneal fluid of patients that are thought to promote this dissemination.

Systemic infection following Candida dissemination is thought to develop from initial gastrointestinal (GI) colonisation (Koh et al., 2008).

Melanoma tumour cells undergo changes associated with de-differentiation towards a more migratory and embryonic state, and this is thought to aid metastatic dissemination.

However, although occult haematogenous dissemination is thought to occur following initial infection of humans with MTB, there is no direct evidence of this in the present study.

Dissemination is thought to occur from both the primary tumour site and from occult micrometastases, such as bone marrow, lung, or liver (Pantel and Brakenhoff, 2004).