Sentence examples for involvement in establishment from inspiring English sources
Their involvement in establishment of nitrogen-fixing symbiosis is an example of general plant developmental genes employed for root nodule development.
These areas have anatomical connections and involvement in establishment chronic pain states [ 7].
Massive upregulation of homeobox genes at SGM is consistent with their involvement in the establishment of body plan and formation of anterior-posterior axis of the embryo [ 83, 84].
Based on a survey of prison staff, it found that 93% of respondents made no mention of any social services involvement in their establishment.
Brooke's own patriotic sentiments led to his involvement in the establishment of the influential newspaper The Freeman's Journal in 1763.
The Foreign Office spent more than two weeks considering questions from the Guardian about any role it played in encouraging UK universities to forge links with Uzbekistan before replying that it had had "no direct involvement" in the establishment or running of Westminster's Tashkent college, or any of the other partnerships.
Barringer et al. (2005) believes that the involvement in the establishment of different firms will provide the entrepreneur the opportunity of knowing the risks and problems associated with new venture formation.
He emphasized his record and the UFA's, pointing to the province's improving financial position and to its involvement in the establishment of the Alberta Wheat Pool.
In contrast, a shared enrichment in HVC and striatal area X might indicate a possible involvement in the establishment and/or function of the HVC-to-X projection system, and a shared enrichment in HVC, RA and LMAN could suggest a molecular pathway related to pallial but not striatal function.
Early binding of RAD21 to chromatin is indicative of its involvement in the establishment of SCC in the S phase preceding the meiosis [ 36].
This suggests that numerous L1s may regulate transcription and DNA replication through their involvement in the establishment of the three-dimensional (3D) structure of chromatin.
