Sentence examples for be more involved when from inspiring English sources
Previous findings provide some support for the view that patients are willing to be more involved when it comes to reducing patient safety incidents [ 26].
Recently, in a more general framework, subcortical structures (mainly caudate nucleus, thalamus, and putamen) have been shown to be more involved when language processing cannot rely entirely on automatic processes but has to recruit controlled processes as well (Ketteler et al. 2008).
In contrast, the right inferior frontal gyrus was found to be more involved when task demands were stronger for response inhibition.
A caveat concerned with this prediction is that if, as previously demonstrated, left-handers prefer to use the non-dominant hand to perform precision grasp tasks, then this area should be more involved when the left hand is used.
However, the current laws make it extremely difficult for families to be more involved, even when Asian American patients have explicitly asked doctors for their family's involvement.
I think parents will be more involved with education when they know their children's classrooms are safe and secure as well.
"Once you actually have good info then the public can be more involved in allocation priorities, because when you have a scarce resource and there is choices being made and it is a public system the public needs to be involved in how those choices are being made".
When I wanted to be more involved with natural history shows I did an ecology degree in the evenings; now I produce natural history programmes.
When A-levels are redesigned, universities and other learned bodies will be more involved in deciding the content to make sure they meet their needs.
When we'd stop, we would even offer up our film services to be more involved during these events.
