Sentence examples for Shared involvement from inspiring English sources

Shared involvement of the vasculature and APP/Aβ in both ATH and AD, together with common risk loci identified by GWAS, underscores the molecular overlaps between the two conditions.

He told me that "complicity" means a shared involvement in a crime or a sin or a nefarious act.

Hall, the exemplar of the new Oxbridge director, political, manipulative, hierarchical, pompous, as Blakemore sees him, is everything he detests (their shared involvement with Vanessa Redgrave in the season of 1959 scarcely helps).

In theory, disparate professionals from various public and third-sector agencies supporting vulnerable families not only know of each other's shared involvement in the case, but how best to get hold of each other.

The victims were characterised by connectivity to one another and (even more so than for offenders) links between them were typically extrinsic to shared involvement in ICST.

The UK region that selected Australia more than any other was Wales (14%) - perhaps the historic links and the shared involvement in farming may be explanations for that.

And -- and this is significant, Dr. Farrell said -- single fathers are more likely to have the mother actively in the picture, sharing involvement with the children.

The two countries also share involvement in one of the truly transnational professional sporting competitions: Super 12 Rugby Union.

Traditional communities often develop this dense referentiality, quite implicitly, by sharing involvement (and therefore concern) in many overlapping practices and institutions.

Perry says that the Conservatives have a "very strong commitment to continue investment in rail strategy and road strategy, and frankly I think our coalition partners have shared that involvement".

These cross-phenotype associations in this region highlighted the shared genetic involvement in autoimmune diseases.