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Aid agencies might develop new roles as whole-of-government enforcers of development policy coherence.
New opportunities for patient care arising from developments in genetics mean that service developments are bringing together different provider organisations, professions and specialties, to develop new roles and services which cross traditional professional boundaries and cultures.
Scientists at the University of Oregon and the University of North Carolina used modern technologies to conduct an archaeology of genes and help answer a longstanding question about how proteins change over time and develop new roles.
Waddy was an early incumbent of this post and is credited with doing much to develop new roles for the SAS in the post colonial war period.
To develop "new roles for women, the first generation of New Women wove the traditional ways of their mothers into the heart of their brave new world.
The subgenome dominance effect may aid in this evolutionary process by conserving one copy of the dominant gene and letting the other copies differentiate or develop new roles.
In addition to creating new technical roles in people analytics and data science, companies like SunTrust are developing new roles in HR to address a new employee benefit: financial well-being.
We argue further that developing new roles for research is increasingly important in new policy environments that depend significantly on the capacity of teachers and principals to not only respond to incentives and accountability but also to manage decentralized decision making and school improvement efforts.
In establishing new services, the pilots developed new roles, new patient pathways and new ways of working.
For most teachers, this requires rethinking their own practices and developing new roles both for themselves as teachers and for their students (Darling-Hammond and McLaughlin, 1995).
Developing new roles and searching for more flexibility in using staff members requires an assessment of the environmental conditions that influence health care workers' practices.
