Sentence examples for involvement to changes from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a number of non-FDG tracers targeting different aspects of inflammation reaching from chemokine expression over cellular involvement to changes in the myocardial tissue composition could add significant value to cardiac PET/MRI in the future [60].

A need for spousal involvement to achieve changes in health behaviour has also emerged in other qualitative studies conducted among women with a GDM history [ 35, 36].

Mice were exposed to sodium arsenite in their drinking water for 30 days, and the lung samples from each treatment group were analyzed for gene expression and pathway involvement to identify transcription changes that may be linked to arsenic carcinogenesis.

These studies support our finding of the contribution of clinical parameters (tumor size, blood vessel and lymph node involvement) to the biochemical changes in PBMCs and highlight the potential of FTIR-spectroscopy as a prognostic and treatment follow-up tool.

As he spent more and more time in-country, Snepp's views on the war and America's involvement began to change.

The ultimate goal of this collaboration is to substantially increase local and transboundary capacities for meaningful integration and communities' involvement to create positive change within the Nile Basin's food systems.

The idea was proposed by co-founder Dr. Hotlin Ompusunggu, who understood the power of community involvement to create lasting change.

They are also respected members of their communities, thus their involvement could contribute to changes in community norms regarding tobacco use and long terms sustainability of tobacco control efforts [ 24].

This shows a need for a body of work that approaches and documents male involvement differently, in order to broaden the current evidence base with studies illustrating the potential of male involvement to effect gender-transformative change.

Besides, Dablanc et al. [12] underline the importance of the territorial scale for stakeholder involvement to obtain an effective behaviour change: consultations are of little use at the local and municipal levels, if not combined with metropolitan or region-wide consultations.

Six of the seven patients who changed from involvement to no involvement of the bone marrow had a marked decrease of the CD4/CD8 ratios in bone marrow (P=0.023; Figure 2c) but not in blood (P=0.83; Figure 2d).