Sentence examples for involvement and helps from inspiring English sources

To define a method of quantifying axial proptosis in patients with Graves' orbitopathy (GO) and to validate a score that correlates with the orbital involvement and helps determine the degree of proptosis correction for elective orbital decompression.

They realize that at this point, it is better to wring the most out of the arrangement by maximizing U.N. involvement and helping Washington see the value of outside help.

The inaugural session for new principals is to be on Feb. 5. Principals will be provided with standards; instructional leadership; professional development; student support services, including programs to improve student achievement and cultural activities; ways attract parent and community involvement; and help in integrating technology throughout instruction, Dr. Rizzo said.

Aspects highlighted to improve the program included extending training, increasing parental involvement, and helping referred children to attend the hospital.

E-cadherin/β-catenin complex integrity loss independently predicted lymph node involvement and helped in Atypical Carcinoid (AC) vs Typical Carcinoid (TC) differential diagnosis.

These techniques can guide stakeholder involvement processes and help in communicating decisions in a transparent manner.

"We need enormous involvement and help," said Patricia E. Harris, the deputy mayor for administration.

Within two years of establishing our team, we were able to improve student attendance, increase parent involvement and help our students change their test scores on standardized tests an average of two grade levels.

As there was a large quantity of missing data for the variables concerning criminal justice referral, GP involvement, and help-seeking behaviour in two of the teams, a subgroup analysis was conducted just on the two remaining teams combined (Team A and Team D) in order to investigate whether these variables may account for any relationship found between ethnicity and sectioning/admission.

The child's preferences and values were elicited prior to their parent(s) to encourage child involvement and to help avoid biasing the child's responses.

Potentially, identification of noninvasive predictors of right ventricular (RV) dysfunction may allow early detection of cardiac involvement and may help to select patients for further invasive evaluation [ 5].