Sentence examples for more general involvement from inspiring English sources

However, the function in humans of many other members remains obscure and a more general involvement of MS4A family members as ion channel adaptor proteins in non-immune tissues is suspected [ 28].

However, over time the general appeal of those ideas has diminished as it became clear that hybrid dysgenesis may not be sufficiently common to support a more general involvement of TEs and their contribution to reproductive isolation remained elusive [ 37, 38].

There was much more general participation then.

APP mutations seem to be more associated with hippocampal atrophy, whereas PSEN1 mutation carriers had more general neocortical involvement and a prominent frontotemporal atrophy [ 68, 72].

We suggest that agrin's biological function as a growth factor binding protein may be more ancient and more general than its involvement in synaptogenesis.

Clearly, a more general account of viewer involvement with cinematic characters and the films in which they appear is required.

Many of the above examples are drawn from the more general area of user involvement within the product development process, since there is limited research in this area specifically addressing such issues within the medical device development domain.

Moreover, participants suggested that there should be public involvement regarding more general priority setting issues and the sustainability of the healthcare system, and where and why recourses should be allocated within healthcare.

Focus had been shifted from dealing specifically with the unification issue to a more general review of development partner's involvement in the health sector.

Therefore, there is circumstantial evidence to suggest that vascular hepatic involvement in TS patients is part of a more general disorder, likely of congenital origin, involving vessels of different sizes, types, and locations [2, 7].

We will now provide some further, more general ideas and suggestions regarding collective agency and its relationship to other aspects of public involvement.