In making their transition, middle managers often function as agents of change.
Officers of the creating entity in both instances also functioned as agents of the created entities, representing both while creating deals between them.
Others function as agents that prevent deterioration of fats in plant tissues and seeds caused by destructive combination with oxygen.
Domestic actors include firms and households who function as agents within an evolutionary representation of economic growth, energy technology, and climate change.
Of village associations that function as agents of social control, the okwa, the most powerful, has certain authority over women and authority to issue orders in such matters as public works.
The first Bank of the United States (1791 1811) and the second Bank of the United States (1816 36) had functioned as agents of the U.S. Treasury and competed with the state, or private, banks, thereby ensuring that the private banks redeemed their banknotes at full value.
State public health agencies have legal authority for conducting surveillance; in this context, academic partners function as agents of the state health departments.
In order to realise how midwives function as agents of public health and view their contribution to public health, it is important to explore the current education for midwives and how this prepares them for practice.
They reduced frameshift mutagenicity induced by (2-AA) and (MMS), an direct-indirect acting agent, suggesting that they could interfere with the metabolic activation of promutagens, by functioning as blocking agents [ 51].
The notion that the nature of work is changing — becoming more temporary and project-based, with workers increasingly functioning as free agents and no longer being governed by traditional long-term employer-employee relationships — first gained momentum in the 1990s.
Beta-acids also contribute to beer bitterness, as well as functioning as preservative agents, possessing anti-microbial properties [ 1- 4].
