Sentence examples for this instance involves from inspiring English sources

[ 12] An important role for case studies can be the revelation of phenomena that would otherwise be cut off from those at which the work is aimed,[ 13] and in this instance, involves important consideration of the effects of using an interpreter on the research process and findings.

Population medicine in this instance involves knowing about the systems of care, knowing that the problem identified in one patient is likely to be reflected in another in the same setting either because the problem reflects a systemic deficit in how patient care is provided or reflects the infectiousness of the bugs that are endemic to a given care environment.

Again, I recognize that their surroundings in this instance involve shoddy graphics and human characters that dress like models from the Hot Topic website, but this is a victory for living nonetheless.

He added: "I consider that there are particular challenges in prosecuting complex and interlinked cases, as in this instance, involving serious sexual abuse and terrorist related charges and involving multiple complainants and multiple defendants.

The opening, for instance, involves a slightly laboured gag between the girls about perfume packaging.

One of the fiercest rivalries, for instance, involves Bagnell's former mentor, now nemesis: bird guide Lee Evans, 53.

"Rice Meals," for instance, involves a row of brass plates holding small mountains of uncooked rice and hazelnut pollen.

The one on one meeting, for instance, involves learning the "citizen professional" practice of meeting with another person to discover their self-interests -- passions and motivations.

In this second instance involving people with less power and lower incomes than those on Capitol Hill, the Obama administration is implementing the law as written, even though this surely does not reflect the administration's policy preference or Congressional intent.

This is due to changes in the balances between acetylation and deacetylation rates, for instance involving the mitochondrial NAD+-dependent deacetylase SIRT3 (Houtkooper et al, 2012).

The murders in Quetta, for instance, involve remarkably little mystery.