Sentence examples for mean involvement from inspiring English sources

Mean involvement in the positive core patients was higher in GS= > 7 than GS = 6 patients (95%, 79,4%, 37,3%, and 16,7%, compared to 37%, 4,3%, and 2,1% respectively).

This meant involvement with communities in a myriad of ways, enlivening scholarship and teaching.

But for that to happen, democracy means involvement from us all as both Michelle and Barack Obama so eloquently remind us.

The symbol "*" means involvement also in anti-apoptotic functions.

The symbol "*" means involvement also in pro-apoptotic functions.

Signs of pin-track infection were graded according to the Checketts-Otterburn scale from 0 to 6, where 0 means no signs, 1 means redness and minimal discharge, and 5 means involvement of the bone so that fixation is affected (Checketts et al. 2000).

Additionally, whilst 'bureaucracy' has the potential to raise the profile of care planning within Trusts, it also means involvement is not seen as a long-term process with social and health outcomes and instead is broken down into events (e.g. inpatient episodes).

As shown in Table 3, the incidence of pathological T4, which means involvement of SMA and/or CeA, was 15.2% (10/66) in PD and 16.7% (3/18) in PD-SAR, which were markedly lower than 39.3% in PD and 66.7% in PD-SAR determined by MDCT before treatment (Table 1).

The leukotoxin positive B. trehalosi had a mean lung involvement of 18% while the leukotoxin negative B. trehalosi mean lung involvement was estimated to be 13%.

"And I mean any involvement or prolonged military forces there [in Iraq]." The senator, who supported Obama's 2010 plan to withdraw troops, thinks the U.S. should "definitely stay out" of Iraq in spite of ISIS' recent attacks north of Baghdad.

The control group had a mean lung involvement estimate of 13%.