Sentence examples for usual involvement from inspiring English sources

His usual involvement in the doubles with his brother "depends on how the singles go on the first day.

This can first be explained by the usual involvement of at least one anadromous male mating with anadromous female (Fleming and Reynolds 2004; Richard et al. 2013).

The early clinical and neuropsychological manifestations in this case were consistent with PSP syndrome, even if the neuroradiological data were unusual in regard to the usual involvement of the subcortical gray and brainstem region reported in the literature.

The rarity of the appendiceal carcinoma invading the urinary bladder and its usual involvement of nearest organs and the posterior bladder wall, led us to describe this case which demonstrates the ability of the appendiceal cancer to metastasize different regions of urinary bladder.

The rarity of the appendiceal carcinoma invading the urinary bladder and its usual involvement of nearest organs and the posterior bladder wall, led us to first describe this case which demonstrates the ability of the appendiceal carcinoma to metastasise different portions of urinary bladder.

This stream of research distinguishes 'strategic HRM roles' associated with the usual degree of involvement in domains of decision-making, as well as 'administrative HRM roles' associated with the degree of professionalism in executing HR policies or programs (Ulrich 1998; Truss 2008).

Among less usual manifestations, CNS involvement is the most frequent and one that significantly increases morbidity and mortality.

Segmental pancreatic resection is limited by the usual diffuse parenchymal involvement of CP and total pancreatectomy leads to immediate lifetime dependence on PERT and the development of type 3c diabetes with loss of both insulin and the counter-regulatory hormone glucagon.

The Department of Health recently launched a research project on involving users, Beyond The Usual Suspects: Towards inclusive involvement, which I edited.

The Swedish military's current deployment in Afghanistan, adding signals intelligence specialists to a NATO-led combat mission under American command, is a rare departure from the country's usual pattern of avoiding involvement in military alliances.

This study shows how this collaboration helps resolve the limits of direct users involvement and usual problems pertaining to users' needs description and understanding.