Sentence examples for incoming role from inspiring English sources

They conducted a mean (± standard deviation) of 2.3 (± 1.3) sessions in the outgoing role and were in the incoming role in 2.1 (± 1.4) sessions each.

This may best be done formally, for example by offering them a role supporting incoming year 7s at the beginning of term.

The Larmor radius of the incoming ions plays a role in the plasma penetration only in poloidal gaps but seems to have little impact in toroidal gaps.

Many said they felt pride not only in the fact that a Harlemite had been thrust into the role of incoming governor, but also that they had lived to see a black New Yorker as the state's chief executive for the first time.

Initially appointed England captain by Brian Ashton, he was at the helm for the disastrous tour to New Zealand in the summer of 2008 and retained the role under incoming manager Martin Johnson.

The role of incoming and outgoing electron-phonon resonances in the formation of 2D band fine structure in Raman spectra of single-walled carbon nanotubes is analyzed.

This development is further made worse by ongoing retail money and investments being pulled out of the stock market in addition to the sovereign wealth funds and oil producers playing a substantially smaller role in incoming capital.

What does such a bad pick say about the way the incoming administration values the role of Intelligence?

Republicans in Wisconsin may have lost the governor's mansion, but the GOP-controlled legislature is doing everything it can to limit the role of incoming governor-elect Tony Evers.

The characterization of communication patterns highlights the relationships underlying the verbal content of nurse handoffs with specific emphasis on: the interactive nature of conversation, relevance of role-based (incoming, outgoing) communication requirements, clinical content focus on critical patient-related events, and discussion of pending patient management tasks.

But the incoming editor, Chris Blackhurst, reduced her role to that of contributing editor, with a reduced pay arrangement.