"We considered the direction at an international level and saw that the trend for developed countries was normally to adapt a practice role that emphasised patient care.
(Policy maker 1) "We considered the direction at an international level and saw that the trend for developed countries was normally to adapt a practice role that emphasised patient care.
He spoke of the difficulties he encountered sharing play dates with other mothers and trying to adapt to a role he found neither socially acceptable nor comfortable.
A big part of Burrows' development during a productive offseason of workouts, practices and summer basketball has been his willingness to adapt to a role that goes beyond playmaking.
Due to the significance the head and eyes play in society they have adapted a necessary role in body language.
"Israel is too important for American Jews to be left to Israelis alone," Friedman argues and advocates that the United States adapt a tougher, even imposing, role with Israel.
Beckham grew as a player, adapted to a role he had been developing while playing in Spain, a creator of chances, an opener of defenses, and this fitted into the zeitgeist of the modern game occupied with the dance of changing space.
The authors suggested that Xenopus Sm proteins have adapted to a role independent of pre-mRNA splicing and that instead of binding to their traditional spliceosomal partner, such as snRNA, they bind mRNAs that are components of the germinal granules (i.e. Xcat2 mRNA) and facilitate the transport of these mRNAs from the nucleus to the nuage, which are precursors of germinal granules.
In arthropods, the loss of Exportin-T was compensated by Exportin-5 adapting a dual specificity transport role for tRNAs as well as miRNAs.
Who are the (actively listening!) men without money who can adapt to such a role?
And ultimately, we're looking to hire people who can adapt to what a role might become, not just what it is today.
