Sentence examples for favour of involvement from inspiring English sources

However, the dichotomous attitude measure was designed to better discriminate between men who were genuinely in favour of involvement (those who answered favourably to all six questions) and those who had answered some questions in this way to meet perceived expectations.

Most of the data indicating a shift towards the light polysomal fraction or the requirement for a cap-dependent translation are often interpreted in favour of involvement of microRNAs at early steps of translation, i.e., cap binding and 40S recruitment.

After 48 h of ZD1839 exposure, the maximum decrease in cellular uptake of the fluorochrome measured with the DiOC6 probe reflects the collapse of ΔΨm, which is a signature for the opening of the mitochondrial megachannels, also called the permeability transition pores, in favour of involvement of the mitochondrial apoptotic pathway.

Men who gave responses in favour of male involvement for all six statements were considered to have a favourable attitude to male involvement.> The questionnaire was translated into English prior to analysis.

The judgment added that when it came to a decision "which will potentially deprive the patient of life-saving treatment, there should be a presumption in favour of patient involvement" and convincing reasons would be needed not to involve them.

In his judgement, Master of the Rolls, Lord Dyson, said doctors "should be wary of being too ready to exclude patients from the process on the grounds that their involvement is likely to distress them".It added: "There should be a presumption in favour of patient involvement".

In the case of the work programme, it is the right that, counterintuitively, is lining up to argue in favour of state involvement in the employment market.

He was speaking in favour of UK involvement in air strikes against the militants in Iraq.

Most research has focused on paramyxovirus infection as a possible environmental trigger but evidence in favour of the involvement of viruses in the disease remains conflicting.

However the fact that VAPB directly interacts with known PD genes strongly argues in favour of the involvement of this gene.

The debate as to whether patients can contribute to our knowledge of risks has clearly tilted in favour of patient involvement and ADR reporting is no longer the prerogative of health professionals and specialists [ 27, 28].