Sentence examples for involvement and one from inspiring English sources
To report two cases of advanced pelvic endometriosis, both with deep rectal involvement and one with extensive cervical involvement appearing like a carcinoma, where both patients achieved spontaneous pregnancy and delivered viable babies.
When asked directly whether he believed Mr. Putin or his own intelligence agencies about the election meddling, Mr. Trump said there were "two thoughts" on the matter: one from American officials like Dan Coats, his director of national intelligence, asserting Russia's involvement; and one from Mr. Putin dismissing it.
The JDL was suspected of involvement, and one victim died of smoke inhalation.
Only two patients had two organ involvement and one patient had three organ involvement.
There were two local recurrences, one further solitary bone involvement and one MM conversion in the EMP group.
All eight patients who achieved a response after six cycles of chemotherapy had a histological diagnosis of adenocarcinoma (as opposed to poorly differentiated carcinoma), six with liver involvement and one each with node only and peritoneum only disease.
Two are the main modifications that we introduced in Experiment 2 with respect to the involvement factor, and one with respect to the cognitive factor.
It was observed that among the sick children assessed, 47.3% had altered consciousness indicative of cerebral involvement, and about one third of these had negative BS for malaria parasites.
The original Control Preference Scale by Degner [ 41], was developed to measure preference for involvement and is one of the most commonly used instruments to assess preferred decisional role [ 41, 42].
The remaining 3 patients had disseminated disease without documented pulmonary involvement; one had fungemia, one had bone marrow involvement with fungemia and one had liver involvement with fungemia.
The story continues, however, because in current usage "openness" is defined in terms of both absorption and imaginative involvement on the one hand, and what can only be called sociopolitical liberalism on the other (R. R. McCrae & Costa, 1990).
