Sentence examples for tertiary involvement from inspiring English sources

In 1586, the conflict expanded further, with direct involvement of the Spanish Netherlands for the Catholic side, and tertiary involvement from Henry III of France and Elizabeth I of England on the Protestant side.

Complex care can be provided in community-based settings with less direct tertiary care involvement through an integrated clinic.

Families and health care providers were highly satisfied and self-reports of family-centeredness of care improved in the absence of any substantial changes in either child or caregiver HR-QOL, despite less active subspecialty tertiary care involvement.

Korea and Taiwan have near universal levels of tertiary participation.

We retrospectively reviewed all admitted cases of melioidosis with ocular involvement from two tertiary hospitals in Khon Kaen using electronic databases.

As both LevQ and LevT are required for the function of the LevQRST complex, we began to probe their involvement in potential tertiary structures by replacing their cysteine residues with alanine (see Text S1 for detail).

Concerning the molecular parameters for agonist affinity, receptor kinetics and rundown, our data rather favour the hypothesis of an involvement of the tertiary and quaternary structure of the whole receptor molecule than a restricted structural domain [32].

These are relatively rare conditions usually requiring a multidisciplinary approach from the outset and the involvement of a tertiary centre for assessment and management recommendations.

This lack of sequence conservation in the loops in demosponge hairpin elements suggests their lack of structural importance and their unlikely involvement in any tertiary interactions [ 12].

Tertiary syphilis is characterized by cardiovascular involvement, along with the presence of gummas and neurological involvement, typically occurring 15 to 30 years after the initial infection.

Proteins that lack stable tertiary structures are attracting growing interest because of their involvement in fundamental biological processes.