This phenomenon raises the possibility that the EMT process, which enables cancer cell dissemination, may also impart a self-renewal capability to disseminating cancer cells.
The journal was dedicated to disseminating the humanistic and benevolent ideals shared by the young men.
The week I'm in Qatar, Doha also plays host to a TEDx conference, dedicated to disseminating "ideas worth spreading".
He said it was not clear yet whether the Internet can be used to complete transactions, as opposed to disseminating information.
He also pleaded guilty to disseminating a terrorist publication, relating to a link to a video entitled For the Sake of Allah posted on Twitter last September.
Local, on the ground education campaigns will be key to disseminating information about the new law and building broad-based support for girls' rights.
Even that presumably requires some kind of "deceit," and Thomson Reuters says it's always been upfront about its approach to disseminating the data.
The Yahoo model, which flies in the face of a centuries-old approach to disseminating the news, is certain to be viewed suspiciously by journalism purists.
A distinguished, influential and visionary pedagogue and violinist, Miss Behrend dedicated much of her life to disseminating educational ideas of Dr. Shinichi Suzuki.
Similar tendencies underlay the most influential branch of Freemasonry; the Freemasons devoted themselves to disseminating knowledge, relieving hunger, and caring for orphans and other destitutes.
Just 10 when a plutonium bomb exploded over that city on Aug. 9, 1945, Ms. Shimohira now devotes herself to disseminating her harrowing story to world leaders and schoolchildren alike.
