Sentence examples for for extended role from inspiring English sources
For extra credit, groups may create an exhibit for a "living museum," developing characters for extended role plays, costumes, props, and scripts to help depict key scenes in the story of how their symbol came to represent American freedom.
The Table 1 below presents situations that respondents deemed " appropriate" for extended role certification.
Current coach Dick Advocaat will also be considered for an extended role.
The findings of this study addressed and highlighted the gap in the knowledge on virginity related violence so as to improve the educational programmes and clinical practice within the context of preparing nurses for an extended role in violence against women.
Respondents reported a very high level of role satisfaction and the majority found their training helpful in preparing them for their extended role.
At initiation, there was a particular remit for the extended role to deliver improved management of heart failure and atrial fibrillation.
In particular in regard to the new Step-by-Step foot care programme, nurses felt that their work duties and the limited materials and time available did not allow for this extended role.
But it would also be appropriate to use all the students' work experience for study and guidance, linking theory to practice throughout the course, with an extended role for the practice teacher throughout, and a clearer contribution from the line manager to the students learning via supervision," says Darvill.
The much wider distribution of D3 receptors suggests an extended role for these receptors in modulating sensorimotor integration.
In conclusion, tailored therapy targeting HER2 is an established treatment option in breast cancer, and recent evidence suggests an extended role for such strategies in the future.
This formulation can incorporate an extended role for leptin and is in keeping with a widening ergostatic function of additional adipokinetic hormones in energy homeostasis, as envisaged by Frühbeck and Gómez-Ambrosi (Frühbeck and Gómez-Ambrosi, 2001).
