dissemination

Examples of disseminating

disseminating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Sanitary health is particularly difficult to maintain, and stakes often become the means for disseminating pests and diseases.
Populist strategies for disseminating scientific values clashed with control by academically educated experts.
Impact of disseminating quality improvement programs for depression in managed primary care : a randomized controlled trial.
By disseminating the results of a growing literature in such an accessible way it will itself play a part in protecting children from this problem.
These field days were also effective in disseminating the knowledge about these interventions, which enhances their adoption by the farmers' community.
They believed that this type of programme was a means of disseminating new varieties.
Clinical and immunopathological aspects of disseminating cutaneous leishmaniasis.
Himes noted that the clinics then available had 'been influential in disseminating contraceptive advice to the lower social classes'.
Preparing, maintaining, and disseminating systematic reviews of the effects of health care.
Product costs result from initiating, developing, pretesting, disseminating, implementing, and operating/maintaining the guideline.
You need to recognize that findings do need disseminating.
Understanding more about who uses consumer health information is important for health promotion interventions that want to choose the best medium for disseminating information.
Analysts have found that sport and war metaphors are especially important in facilitating and disseminating hegemonic forms of masculinity.
In addition, the approach enables and sustains the continuous optimized use of resources by monitoring, forecasting, and disseminating resource per formance efficiency.
Evaluating the treatment manual as a means of disseminating empirically validated psychotherapies.
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