Sentence examples for website dissemination from inspiring English sources

Scoring was applied to the following components: pedometer loan or sale, use of the website, dissemination of flyers or variants, posters, community events, use of the media and street signs or similar street scene objects.

T.-H.W. built and maintained the data dissemination website.

First, we are in the process of establishing a website to facilitate dissemination of our findings and lessons learnt, targeted to our partners and stakeholders as well as other interested parties nationally and internationally.

Implementation of the recommendation would be hindered by those who perceive that this information should be accessed through the DWP website, and that dissemination is the role of the DWP rather than the GP.

In addition to the data presented here, we have established a website for the dissemination of high-resolution imaging data and insertion site sequence information to the research community [ 47].

To enable all three approaches to be executed, three searches of DARE were conducted, two via the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) website and one via The Cochrane Library website (figure 1).

The research has implications for improving search performance in the fields of global knowledge dissemination via website and search engine design, library science, and international scholarship.

In years 4 and 5, a small team will work to add instruments and tools to the website, along with other dissemination activities.

Poetry Daily a website dedicated to the dissemination of contemporary poetry through news, reviews, and excerpts—has published the introduction as well as several excellent poems from Vicki Hearne's (1946-2001) new book, Tricks of the Light: New and Selected Poems.

The study protocol is available on the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) website (registration number CRD42012003500).

We searched The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews CDSRR) and the Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects (DARE) via The Cochrane Library, plus DARE via the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) website [see Additional file 1].