Sentence examples for processes and involvement from inspiring English sources

Clearly defined dissemination processes and involvement of Aboriginal Health Workers, hospital-based and community-based nurses, allied health professionals and clinicians are essential if practice is to change.

Further understanding of the brain processes and involvement of each hemisphere in language recovery would be gained from source level analysis, which we did not perform here due to lack of structural scans for most of the patients.

Cross-checking of the indexing and charting processes, and involvement of a 'referrer' or 'patient' in the mapping and interpretation process, may have provided additional and/or different insights.

A second basis for staff recruitment was the level of involvement in specific processes identified in the Steps model, namely: the process of educating and informing patients; co-ordinating the transplant 'work-up' processes; and involvement with patients in decisions concerning treatment management.

Because of NF-κB's central role in numerous cancer-related processes and involvement in risk of others cancers [ 23- 26], we hypothesized that inherited variation in the genes encoding the key inhibitors IκBα and IκBβ (NFKBIA and NFKBIB, respectively) is associated with ovarian cancer risk.

The mammalian SWI/SNF complex mediates ATP-dependent chromatin remodelling processes that are critical for transcriptional regulation by remodelling of nucleosomes, control of cellular processes and involvement in DNA repair, proliferation and differentiation (Roberts and Orkin, 2004; Dinant et al, 2008; Reisman et al, 2009).

At the same time ethical principles require transparency and consistency in the decision-making process, and involvement of public in its development.

Interview transcripts were analysed in a line by line fashion, with sections of text being highlighted in relation to their description of the decision making process and involvement of patients in this process.

The ability of some actor groups (e.g. academics and WHO) to generate evidence or provide technical advice may explain their level of influence on policy process and involvement in developing the OHP in Nigeria.

Another study by El-Jardali et al. [ 19] surveyed researchers, policy makers, and stakeholders from Mediterranean countries about their views on the health policy making process and involvement in KTE activities.

In the linkage and exchange model the two groups (researchers and policy-makers) are perceived as members of a policy network with a potential for direct links between the two groups through, for example, joint identification of research priorities, decision-makers' involvement in research processes and researchers' involvement in decision processes [ 35, 38, 39].