Sentence examples for involvement rather than the from inspiring English sources

Truong and colleagues showed from the British Columbia dataset that not only the absolute number, but also the proportion of nodes involved (that is, the percentage involvement rather than the absolute number) does play a role [ 17].

The hazards of churches supporting government are hardly less in their potential than the hazards of government supporting churches; [n3] each relationship carries some involvement, rather than the desired insulation and separation.

The Dragons' approach to team management, including promotions, merchandise and player housing, puts emphasis on grass-roots accessibility, fan friendliness and community involvement rather than the big-city glamour of the Yankees, Rangers or Knicks.

For these patients, we used our experimental methodology to address whether it would have helped the clinician to reach a positive 111In-octreotide diagnosis for liver involvement, rather than the negative diagnoses that were reported.

Indeed, several authors suggested that NIBC currently classified as T4a c should be classified according to tumour size, because the size of the primary tumour or the nodal involvement, rather than direct invasion of the chest wall or ulceration of the skin, might better indicate prognosis (Gueth et al, 2007).

These approaches are two ways of conceptualising male involvement rather than categories of the different ways in which men can be involved.

Additionally, the patient's systemic symptoms progressed many years after the skin involvement rather than a prodrome of the skin manifestation, no medium-vessel vasculitis found in skin biopsy.

It is the extent of brain involvement rather than qualitative changes in the neurofibrillary pathology that increases with disease progression and, as such, the concept of six neuropathological stages (and only six stages) is not entirely amenable to pathological states of a "transitional" nature that do not fulfill the criteria for one of the six neurofibrillary stages described above.

The Greens have long called for parliament to be given the power to approve or reject military involvement, rather than leaving such decisions in the hands of the government.

When we understand recruitment as a matter of involvement rather than persuasion it underlines the importance of giving participants an opportunity to ask questions and making suggestions.

I don't know of a business school that rewards student involvement rather than academic performance, which is the opposite of the corporate world.