Sentence examples for separately engaged from inspiring English sources

The court in Hong Kong heard that Tian and a company linked to Zeng had been separately engaged to lobby regulators on behalf of Henderson when it was under investigation for breaching foreign exchange regulations in 2006.

All sides to the conflict were separately engaged with and listened to and then a series of facilitated public meetings were conducted with the stakeholders in various combinations over an 18 month period.

Learning from each other helped these relatives quickly master the explicit operational knowledge, and overcome the "new entrants' disadvantage": "After we all got here, the siblings separately engaged in making timber frames, cushions, sofa covers, and sofas, but in cooperation with each other".

Each of these subjects was separately engaged with a skin test with Artemisia annua extract.

Two reviewers were separately engaged in this review, following the same bibliographic search and data extraction protocol.

They found scene construction and recall separately engaged anterior or mid hippocampus (c.f. Tables 4 and 5 in Hassabis, Kumaran, and Maguire 2007), with no difference in hippocampal activation between conditions.

This structure provides support for the two-site binding model of Nrf2 in which the Neh2 domain spans the gap between the two Kelch domains, which separately engage the ETGE and DLG motifs.

We believe that both telemedical and local hospital resources separately engage physicians in a more collegial communication routine regarding risk and treatment options, with consequent increases in high-risk transports.

Sallis et al. [ 46] this scale includes 13 items that assess the frequency with which friends and family members (separately) engage in behaviors that may either support exercise (e.g., "Gave me encouragement to stick with my exercise program") or discourage exercise (e.g., "Complained about the time I spend exercising").

There are subtle differences between conceptualizations of competing demands when they are addressed separately or engaged simultaneously (see Chen 2017).

Rather than work separately, they engage in a crosstalk, which involves interaction of different cellular pathways.