Sentence examples for spectrum of involvement from inspiring English sources

Her efforts fall across a spectrum of involvement, from outright pitching the name of a person she likes to a chief executive, to putting her weight behind a pending decision, to effectively make a marriage.

That said, the openness to have male involvement in pregnancy and childbirth is not universal and there is a spectrum of involvement desired.

Immunoblots of proteinase K-digested brain homogenate from P102L patients demonstrate a spectrum of involvement of protease-resistant wild-type PrP in P102L IPD (Wadsworth et al., 2006).

The FMR1 full mutation can cause a broad spectrum of involvement, including intellectual disability, behavior problems, social deficits and autism spectrum disorders (ASD) [ 2- 4].

The presence of two isoforms for ZC4H2 with different levels of expression in tissues and sections of the brain likely contributes to the broad clinical spectrum of involvement of the central and peripheral nervous systems observed in our four families and those reported by Hirata et al. (3).

To investigate the spectrum of ocular involvement, to examine the clinical outcome, and to analyze the influence of treatment in patients with chronic ocular manifestations of Reiter's syndrome (RS) referred to a tertiary care ocular immunology service.

We aim to illustrate the multimodal imaging spectrum of hepatic involvement in tuberculosis (TB).

Although ocular sarcoidosis more commonly presents as an anterior granulomatous uveitis, a wide spectrum of ocular involvement exists.

This spectrum of lawyer involvement is not only bringing more customers into the legal marketplace, but has also garnered high customer satisfaction ratings compared to the traditional 'lawyer does everything' model.

The data collected specifically for Wuthnow's National Young Adult and Religion Study consists of approximately 100 in-depth interviews about religion and spirituality conducted with clergy and young adults from various traditions and positions on the spectrum of religious involvement.

Ideally, people struggling with addiction would have an array of programs available along the spectrum of their involvement in or outside the criminal justice system.