Sentence examples for unique participation from inspiring English sources

The key reason for this unique participation is the high incidence of kidney disease virtually every pueblo resident has a family member or knows someone who has died or is dying from this disease.

The unique participation of Asp59 in Cu II) coordination and the resulting amyloidogenicity of Cu II) are consistent with previous work that indicates the importance of the loop between strands D and E that contains Asp59.

Timor-Leste's Youth Parliament process is based on the Council of Ministers' Resolution 23 of November last year, which endorsed the parliament's establishment and made it a unique youth participation platform in Timor-Leste.

According to the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, the Chinese show "will mirror the UK show's irreverent humour, presenter camaraderie, epic races, outrageous stunts and challenges, unique celebrity guest participation, and its often eccentric methods of testing cars".

Chemists are unique in their participation in Science Education Conferences (e.g., Biennial Conference on Chemical Education, Gordon Research Conferences in Education), with roughly a third having attended such a conference.

For all control activities, a unique identifier code, participation (0/1), and infestation status (0/1) of each household were recorded.

These results underscore the non-redundant function of sPLA2 isoforms and the unique anti-inflammatory participation of group V sPLA2 in autoantibody-driven arthritis.

As both early and late feeding policies are already used in different hospitals within the UK there are no SAEs which would be anticipated as a unique consequence of participation in the trial.

As all of the surgical techniques being tested in this trial are used throughout the world there are no Serious Adverse Events which would be anticipated as a unique consequence of participation in the trial.

However, women who experienced stillbirth report barriers to physical activity participation unique to stillbirth [ 22] such as emotional symptoms (i.e., feeling depressed, emotionally drained) and diminished motivation, being tired, feeling guilt, having a pregnant body with no baby, and being confronted with other babies (i.e., exercise in public settings, outside the home) [ 22].

People with long-term disabling conditions such as MS face unique barriers to participation in physical activity 20 28 including physical (eg, pain, fatigue, mobility limitations and overheating), psychological (eg, fear, embarrassment and lack of confidence) and environmental (transport, cost, lack of suitable facilities/trained staff) factors.