Sentence examples for integration role from inspiring English sources

This relationship is analysed in the realm of knowledge-intensive firms' teams where it is particularly critical due to the double coordination and knowledge integration role played by management control systems.

As discussed earlier, ASSISTments has played a system integration role in coordinating learning resources within topic bundles.

We hypothesize that EC [Ca2+]i may play an integration role in the regulation of vascular tone.

In this respect, one branch parent (IL-12 (p40)) and two structural hubs (IL-13 and MCP-1) were responsible for orchestrating the most significant changes within the network, thereby reinforcing the proposed concept of a signal integration role played by the latter two cytokines.

[ 9- 11] An RACGP/RCNA evaluation predicted that in the future, PNs will undertake a greater integration role with more time spent in clinical care and clinical organisation, and less time on practice administration [ 8] PNs themselves believe curriculum content should have breadth to cover a range of skills set out in Table 2[ 12] 12].

QUESTION FROM LARRY: What post-integration role could you see for the Taliban — such as judicial, law enforcement, etc.? The Taliban judges seem to be more honest than those of the present government.

Recently, CD97 was identified in a large-scale genome RNAi screening as one of six uncharacterized host factors that are required for HIV replication [45] suggesting its crucial post-integration role.

We also made minor modifications to two of three mental model categories based on the pre-test: "integration-task mental model" and "integration-role mental model" were replaced with "strategy mental model" and "roles mental model" respectively.

From the literature, five major themes were inductively identified as the conceptual model's core elements: 1) planning the integration, 2) role definition, 3) patient management, 4) collaboration, and 5) support to the team.

Integration of roles is a feature of the interdisciplinary team.

Third, experiences of discrimination and integration-related role expectations affected the importance of families' ethno-cultural forms of care.