Sentence examples for involvement more than from inspiring English sources
Regarding alcohol-related aggression, about 12% of students have been involved, predominantly males (18%; females, 6%), but only 3.7% of adolescents reported involvement more than twice.
Those small gradations allow the UK government more leeway in their response (what they actually do, rather than the bluster of first reactions) and they blur Putin's alleged involvement more than Kremlin may have feared, however indignant Russian spokespeople appeared to be yesterday.
A diffuse involvement (more than one segment) occurred in n = 32 (59.3%) patients.
In a statement released today by Promise Arizona in Action, a community group dedicated to greater civic involvement, more than "111,975 Latinos in AZ have already voted early," marking an extraordinary 28percentt increase in early voting among Latinos in 2008.
The negative predictive factor in patients receiving HSCT was extranodal involvement more than one site.
After univariate analysis of predictive factors, only extranodal involvement more than one site affected OS significantly (P=0.005).
Alcohol was involved in over a quarter of incidents, and women reported alcohol involvement more often than men, particularly male-only drinking when they were the victim.
Throughout my late 30s it's been divorced man after divorced man after divorced man — each involvement more depressing than the last.
Among respondents who reported aggressive acts, women reported alcohol involvement more often than men, and particularly male-only drinking when they were victimised (table 3).
These data suggest that the small bowel shows grade 4 involvement more frequently than does the colon, and that the terminal ileum may be affected by this disease without the involvement of colon.
Previous literature has suggested that mothers' perceptions of the paternal role predict father involvement more accurately than fathers' own perceptions, suggesting that there is a lack of connection between fathers' perceptions of their parenting role and their actual behaviour [ 29].
