We tested the hypothesis that pancreatic steatosis would be associated with increased dissemination and reduced survival in patients with resected pancreatic cancer.
Increased engagement with data within the network teams may lead to increased dissemination and information sharing amongst other cancer network stakeholders.
Though intentions show the importance of dissemination, researchers across countries lack supports to increase dissemination efforts.
Indeed, aberrant expression of MYCN had a positive effect on pro-angiogenic factors, including angiogenin and VEGF, and MYCN amplification correlates with poor survival, increased dissemination and high vascularization in NB.
Other studies indicated that expression of gelatinase gene contributed to the increased dissemination of E. faecalis in high-density environments and was associated with increased adhesion of E. faecalis to dentine in vitro [ 26, 27].
Though modeling for non-invasive brain stimulation is still in its development phase, it is predicted that, with increased validation, dissemination, simplification, and democratization of modeling tools, computational forward models of neuromodulation will become useful tools to guide the optimization of clinical electrotherapy.
With increasing emphasis on research dissemination to bridge the evidence-to-practice gap, researchers are engaging in 'push' activities to identify actionable messages from their research, tailor them to specific audiences, and work with groups to deliver them [ 53].
The incidence of peritoneal dissemination increased with increasing TNM node stage.
A bigger size of the tumors in hypothyroid mice would be compatible with increased cancer cell dissemination and metastatic colonization [45].
As members of the Asian genotype, the Yap CHIKV isolates lack the alanine to valine substitution, E1-A226V, found in some ECSA strains, which has been associated with increased virus infectivity, dissemination, and transmission in Ae. albopictus.
And if we also include the smaller panels on mobiles phones, digital cameras, and even some high-end refrigerators, the proliferation of screens in our lives seems to have been associated with increasing the sum of human knowledge and its rapid dissemination.
