Sentence examples for involvement remains from inspiring English sources
The scale of Iran's involvement remains unclear, and some Yemeni officials and analysts remain skeptical about the impact of any weapons shipments, citing a long history of dubious accusations by Saudi Arabia Iranan's regional nemesis — and Saudi allies in Yemen.
Until results of large prospective clinical trials can demonstrate no long-term increase in mortality from omitting ALND in the setting of systemic therapy, prophylactic ALND for patients with tumor-involved SLNs, including those with and without NSLN involvement, remains standard surgical care [ 39- 43].
If the degree of BM involvement remains in the 20% to 50% range, re-treatment will involve a similar dose of Zevalin; if it is <20%, patients will receive Zevalin to the maximum allowed cumulative dose of 0.4 mCi/kg (or 0.3 mCi/kg for mild thrombocytopenia).
Isis claimed the attack, though its involvement remains unproven.
Leaving the attacks to informal cybergangs (the extent of the Russian state's involvement remains unclear), rather than trying to organise a formal cyberarmy, is cheaper, for one thing.
Mr. Carrillo's civil war involvement remains clouded by the massacre of thousands of prisoners at Paracuellos, on the outskirts of Madrid, when Mr. Carrillo was in charge of security in the city.
The Lashkar has denied involvement, but remains the prime accused.
A recent CNN poll found that while 63percentt of the general public now opposes U.S. involvement, support remains strong -- 52percentt -- among Republicans and Tea Partiers.
Although the current study did not investigate the role of proteins that are likely associated with MHC class II in the activation of MyD88 mediated signaling, their involvement nonetheless remains a distinct possibility.
Despite evidence for spinal cord involvement, it remains unclear whether spinal cord atrophy exists in early Huntington's disease.
The net effect is that the primary driver of service user involvement typically remains one of tokenism rather than genuine patient-centred care.
