Sentence examples for Extended involvement from inspiring English sources

Diagnosis of ADHD still remains a challenge, requiring long-term and extended involvement from clinicians, parents, and teachers.

In general, an earlier, more severe and extended involvement of the antero-superior cartilage [54] compared with the pincer-type FAI [48]; and may be associated with subchondral oedema shown by high signal intensity on fat-saturated T2-weighted and fat-saturated PD-weighted sequences.

It's the source of his spiritual questing, his extended involvement with Buddhism and his return to Catholicism, his drunkenness and his need for solitude.

Despite his extended involvement with Obama during the campaign, his selection was widely discussed as an effort to counterbalance the role of the choice of evangelical pastor Rick Warren.

As health-care users from these settings are key stakeholders in the outcomes of the medical programme, we aimed to explore 'patient' perspectives of the extended involvement of senior medical students in their health care.

The extended involvement from frontal regions in PD-NC to the temporal regions observed in PD-MCI is also consistent with prevailing theories of neurotransmitter deficits underpinning cognitive dysfunction in Parkinson's disease.

And he is deeply concerned about an extended military involvement in Afghanistan.

This is a small state peppered with military families who are feeling the toll of the extended U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf.

Thus it is important to test the generalizability of this research in other contexts where social conditions and extended family involvement may be different.

Morawska (2001) defines transnationalism as extended engagement in "civic-political membership, economic involvements, social networks, and cultural identities that link people and institutions in two or more nation-states in diverse, multilayered patterns" (p. 175).

These testing systems underscore, among other design and development elements, complex interactions, progressive levels of performance, single and cooperative responses, extended-time involvement, sustained engagement, multilingual and multicultural communication, as well as attention to process information.