Sentence examples for disconnecting role from inspiring English sources

By studying the tensile failure mechanism of C-S-H gels at different humidity levels, the disconnecting role of the structural water molecules is comprehensively interpreted.

In this model of care, the GP has assumed a secondary and often disconnected role in managing co-morbidities and acute illnesses unrelated to either secondary prevention or palliation of chronic heart failure [ 42].

"Increasing penetration, public use cannot be disconnected from the role of applications in this.

BEKRAF maintains that with: "Increasing penetration, public use cannot be disconnected from the role of applications in this.

On the other side, the mechanism of responsibility this paradigm entails is based on statistic calculations and it is completely disconnected from the role of the agent and their moral qualities, which were instead essential in the mechanism of fault.

And while the patient is clearly engaged with his GP (quote 23), in his mind the primary care and hospital care were disconnected and he questioned the role of the GP during the hospital stay, "to my opinion K in the hospital the GP has nothing to do with it" (quote 21).

If our roles leave us disconnected from ourselves and our vision, and sacrificed on the altar of growth, is it worth it?

Inadequate mental health services, rampant materialism, the glorification of violence and the spiritual alienation of young men and women who are disconnected from community all play a role.

The ordered disconnected hemispherical nanostructures of BL played the role of etching mask rather than the conventional pore-through AAO mask.

"There's a disconnect between the role of the mother as it's presented in the movies and what it actually feels like to be a mum, the amount of guilt and shame you put on yourself".

"Keeping up a cheerful appearance in front of customers when you're under siege from your 'business partner' doesn't help, and emphasises the disconnect between your role and your state of mind, which probably isn't healthy.