Sentence examples for increased involved from inspiring English sources

Additional XR JSN scores in the feet and in the hand/wrist not imaged with MRI did not increase the number of JSN-positive patients, whereas the additional joints scored by using MRI increased involved joints and JSN-positive patient assignment.

The flow-on effects of the mentoring program impacted beyond the central mentoring relationships to the school and community: enhanced links between school and community; increased involved of families in school; awareness of, and access to local Indigenous role-models; development of inter-school relationships; and positive contact between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian families.

Many of the price increases Maris tracked — particularly the double-digit-percentage increases — involved older, generic drugs.

Unidirectional GC increases involved the OFC on the one side and both ACC and PCC/PC on the other.

Although their results differ in many aspects, these authors generally agree that time-variables decreasing and the Dm increasing involve a normal response following the muscle training, especially in muscles adapted to explosive exercises12.

A further 55,000 of the increase involved Romanians and Bulgarians, many of whom regularised their position after the lifting of labour market restrictions on them in January 2015.

Mr. Solomon said about $25 million of the increase involved changes to the original plan, for asbestos abatement, adjustments to the heating and air-conditioning system and other factors.

The public got wind of the tax increases involved -- a 9-cents-a-gallon gasoline tax and a few other fees -- and the package was killed.

The increase involved the two concentric vessel networks and the area between them that, becoming crossed by several anastomosis, modified the whole vessel architecture.

But those early-stage, hockey-stick increases involved smaller volumes, and are now ancient history.

Which spending increase involved greater "stimulus?" Keynesians can't explain the 1920s, while Austrians insist it was mere inflationary fluff (even though CPI declined from 1924 to 1929).