“The public dissemination of standardized data on clinical outcomes is now an established practice in many health systems.”

“The centrality of atomic fission and fusion is giving way to the collection, processing, fusion, and dissemination of information.”

“Primary viremia causes dissemination of the virus in lymphoid tissues throughout the body.”

“It is from her being the depository and disseminator of such a spirit, that woman's influence is principally derived.”

“I had learned that Ezra is a distinguished disseminator and performer of this repertoire and that he had made a number of CD recordings.”

“Now don't tell me they're both anthropeds or pods, or whatever it is, because I'm onto you as a disseminator of knowledge!”

“This mineralization takes place as breccia matrix fill, disseminations and veinlets in altered andesites.”

“Molybdenum and copper mineralization occurs in these intrusions in veinlets and as disseminations with coarse molybdenite and chalcopyrite.”

“The faculty today have moved up from being knowledge disseminators to knowledge creators.”

“In this case, disseminators must be given a deadline for achieving the objective.”

“The way in which disseminators handle such recommendations may have an important impact on the evaluation of those recommendations by investors.”