Sentence examples for involvement existing from inspiring English sources

In the case of other, more rare but substantial trafficking defect mutations (http://www.cftr2.org), which also cause severe CF lung pancreatic and liver involvement, existing correctors have not yet been shown to be effective.

These include lack of social support (including spousal support), low male involvement, existing myths and fear of method side effects, low socio-economic status, high levels of illiteracy and scarcity of family planning services[7], [16], [17].

The activity of tumor growth is determined by its neoangiogenesis and involvement of existing vessels with their subsequent tumor transformation.

Regarding this situation, we investigate a multi-objective re-synchronizing of bus timetable (MSBT) problem, which is characterized by headway-sensitive passenger demand, uneven headways, service regularity, flexible synchronization and involvement of existing bus timetable.

This was found to be important to attracting new members and for sustaining the involvement of existing members.

Community input into the terms of reference was achieved by either the involvement of existing community structures or existing CABs in conjunction with the research team.

This included systematic linkages between the community and health facilities through the involvement of existing home based care teams and health centers.

Some informants feared that the limited involvement of existing district level monitoring and evaluation systems that document programme outcomes would result in challenges in observing the effect of CHAs' work.

Participation in existing QI programmes (current involvement in one of five national and state programmes involving regular audit and feedback versus past or never involved in these programmes).

"A lot of infrastructure people are saying that it is much easier to get private sector involvement in an existing facility rather than a greenfield project.

"To impose a nationwide closure of all lands would be a rejection of the past public involvement in the existing designations," the strategy paper says, dismissing one approach offered by environmentalists.