For trials with survival as an endpoint, the issue of how, when and whether to disseminate results to the next of kin of those who have died has not been fully explored.
Another governmental function is disseminating information - whether this is through freedom of information requests, ministerial responses or answers to written questions.
"It uses it first and foremost… for disseminating propaganda — so whether that's videos, photo reports, newspaper, magazine and all that.
Factor B reveals owner-managers' acknowledging the importance to their companies taking a stand concerning the external environment, whether by building social networks or disseminating relevant information.
"They are wondering what their holdings should be: whether they are about collecting rare books or disseminating information.
Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, called the tactic of disseminating the names and photographs "reprehensible," whether the cases were sealed or not.
The qualitative part of the study was exploratory in nature and assessed whether evidence was available to guide policy decision-making, whether evidence was disseminated and discussed in relevant fora, and whether and why evidence had or had not been considered in policy development.
The question also resonates with prosecutors' exploration of whether it can prosecute the antisecrecy organization WikiLeaks for disseminating archives of leaked government documents.
She could decide to be a scientist, but whether or not she would be a scientist is up to a lot of additional factors — whether her results are disseminated and discussed, whether they are published, and whether she is part of a larger scientific community.
Indeed, as the author of many books, I wonder whether perhaps the book is not quite sacred as a means of disseminating knowledge.
