Sentence examples for involvement found from inspiring English sources

Following this, case reports of similar findings and also significant systemic involvement found on autopsy were reported [5, 6].

This rate is higher than the 1.39% to 1.46% ocular involvement found in other studies [6, 9].

Finally, regulations on public involvement found their stake in national construction law mostly following the examples of other West European countries.

A second experiment was conducted to determine if the right-hemisphere involvement found with manual rotation was due to the manual activity of handling and rotating the blocks.

Civic: Researchers who examined the effects of community involvement found a strong correlation with satisfaction.

Patients staged using the 6th edition of AJCC staging, in general 2004 and newer diagnoses, were recoded to the 7th edition based on the proposed staging changes in the AJCC Staging Manual [19] and information about tumor size, extension, metastasis, and lymph node involvement found in the SEER database where possible.

"What appear to be different about homicides in New Orleans are the circumstances of the events — they are in residential areas and outdoors and do not involve the kinds of drug and gang involvements found in other cities," the report's authors wrote.

Eighty-three cases had neurological systems involvement; peripheral system involvement was found in 34 patients and central system involvement was found in the remaining 49 patients.

B symptoms, lymph node involvement, and bone marrow involvement were found to be more common in mPB-DLBCL and SB-DLBCL groups than in the uPB-DLBCL group.

In those patients with tumours considered unresectable, local vascular involvement was found in 56% of patients and vascular involvement with metastatic disease in 17%, while 20% of patients had liver metastases alone and 5% had isolated peritoneal metastases.

Using a staging system based on the muscle layer involved, neurotropism, as well as bone involvement, we found the inhibition of invasion to be statistically significant (P < 0.01).