Sentence examples for involve between from inspiring English sources

A typical busy shift is likely to involve between four and five callouts, working alongside other emergency services.

Cambridge is now outlining a business case for a total refresh of its IT to replace its "pretty average NHS systems", which Goodier says may involve between £20m and £40m worth of investment.

In addition, tobacco industry lawyers have long argued that a class-action case involving all Florida smokers -- a group that may involve between 300,000 to 700,000 people -- should never have been allowed to go forward because members of the group had all decided to smoke for different reasons and at different times.

It calls on federal funding to be used to encourage the take up of armed school guards and their training, which would involve between 40 to 60 hours of induction into the use of weapons – with the NRA offering its services as a training institution.

In a memorandum dated 27 October 1983, PL Gregson at the Cabinet Office noted that to move half a million tonnes of coal a week would involve between 4,000 and 5,000 lorry journeys a day.

Toronto police spokesperson Meaghan Gray said in an email that investigations at the sex crimes unit can involve between two and 10 officers.

Clinical status analysis: The primary intention-to-treat analysis will involve between-arm comparisons for the primary outcome fatigue impact (BRAF-NRS Impact) at 26 weeks, adjusted for baseline values.

Secondly, most of these studies have involved between-group comparisons.

A quantitative genetic approach involving between-population crosses would further strengthen the connection between genomic variation and adaptive phenotypic variation.

Quan and Shih [ 8] argued that ρ l is study-population based since it involves between-subject variation.

Studies suggest that autism occurs in one out of every 250 children; it involves between 10-15 genes.