Sentence examples for like involvement from inspiring English sources
Over half indicated they would like involvement in discussing partner notification with patients who test positive for chlamydia (61%).
Many were named after establishing their conservative ideological credentials through their writings or affiliations like involvement with the Federalist Society.
(To be fair, by other measures — like involvement in their local communities — kids do better than older people).
They also discuss what people may lose when they retire, like involvement with others, the energy of the workplace and a feeling of importance.
But Ms. Greer said the company ended up deferring action on so many elements of the program the council viewed as crucial -- like involvement of local critics -- that the council canceled the deal last year.
Since nothing breeds commitment like involvement, plans that result from this approach start out with a much broader base of support than those that are hatched "in the closet" by a chosen few.
In older children as well as in asymptomatic patients, a peculiar and persistent DWI hyperintensity of white matter with a peculiar strip-like involvement of the corpus callosum has been noted.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Axial diffusion- (a) and T2-weighted images (c) of an asymptomatic 26-year-old patient with type 1 glutaric aciduria demonstrating the peculiar strip-like involvement of the corpus callosum due to signal abnormalities in the median genu of the corpus callosum (arrows) and in periventricular white matter (arrowhead).
A double mutant strain ΔmamK and ΔmamK-like together with specific antibodies raised against each protein will allow us to prove any MamK-like involvement in magnetosome organization.
There was often associated linitis plastica-like involvement of the stomach wall and diffuse infiltration of the uterus.
"I'm not for the E.P.A.," said John Waterman, a contractor who doubles as a state senator and favors baseball hats and bib overalls, "and I don't like federal involvement.
