Sentence examples for specific participation from inspiring English sources

"Their specific participation isn't necessary to have a successful research project," he said at the committee meeting.

The specific participation and character of σ receptors in the processes of the psychiatric and neurological disorders is still not clear [16].

Mohammadinia comes from Apple where he led Design for Manufacturing, with specific participation in the DFM of the iPod and the iPad, as well as other projects from Apple.

The known exceptions include the specific participation of Hsp90α in antigen processing [6] and in blocking caspase-2 activation [7].

These differences may reflect the particular distribution of the different glutamate receptors in the hippocampus and the specific participation of AMPA or kainate receptors as well as NMDA receptors in the KA-induced effects [51], [52].

For example, Blood and Zatorre [5] pointed to the lack of correlation between activity in the parahippocampal gyrus and perceived chills as demonstration of the specific participation of this area in the processing of negative emotions.

The longitudinal wave-specific participation rates for the total sample and stratified by baseline EM and CM status have been presented previously [8]; rates of participation were nearly identical between baseline EM and CM over time.

The responders had to report gender, age, activity in general, activity-specific participation, injury status, and the specific activity causing the injury (the latter four categories focused on the past 12 months).

The United States has quickly become a women's rugby mecca; according to country-specific participation figures released by World Rugby in 2014, there are over 24,000 registered female players in America.

The United States has quickly become a women's rugby mecca; according to country-specific participation figures released by World Rugby in 2014, there are more than 24,000 registered female players in America.

In 2009, adults age 55 and older made up nearly a fifth of the nation's labor force, the highest share since 1948 when the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking age-specific participation rates.