Sentence examples for involvement working from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for EC said: "On ozone research, we have a continuing research involvement, working with the World Meteorological Organization and others, to advance the global understanding of ozone levels.

They categorized them into six dimensions through factor analysis - operational responsiveness, market-related, costumer-driven, quality orientation, employees' involvement, working conditions, and innovation.

The transfer and mapping from source design to target: The "reducing human involvement" working process of washing machine could be also applied into the design of coffee machines, soybean milk machines, camera, and even self-learning software systems.

The "reducing human involvement" working process of washing machine could be also applied into the design of coffee machines, soybean milk machines, camera, and even self-learning software systems.

The proposals for the registry were discussed with DeNDRoN's patient and public involvement working group (made up of DeNDRoN regional workers and members of third sector organisations) and Forum (made up of people with neurodegenerative diseases and their carers).

This finding is echoed by NIHR Research Design Service strategy and provision 55; and an NIHR-wide 'Learning for Involvement' working group established and supported by INVOLVE will shortly report on the key messages from their consideration of how training and development for PI in research should be supported.

Moreover, Gore's device of audience involvement worked well.

Simpson reportedly (he's since denied involvement) worked with a ghostwriter to write this theoretical account of how he would have murdered Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman.

Such studies may be necessary to assess whether local community involvement works beyond engagement to confer tangible social and health improvements.

The descriptive statistics of our sample of service users and professionals are listed in Table  3.>> Of the 302 surveyed service users 138, (45.7%) reported having been involved in some form of user involvement work.

Both service users and professionals (n= 9) suggested that user involvement may negatively impact the health and self esteem of those who become involved, citing stress and the high demands associated with user involvement work as a primary cause for this.