Sentence examples for its respective roles from inspiring English sources
A superintendent and school board must be on the same page and each must understand its respective roles.
Following biological validation of a candidate gene in a mouse model, it remains critical to determine its respective role in human disease.
Enhanced technologies can increase our understanding of the interactions between the host and its resident microbiota and their respective roles in IBD from both a large-scale pathway view and at the metabolic level.
In accepting an appeal from an Arizona death row inmate, Timothy S. Ring, convicted in 1994 of the murder of an armored truck driver during a robbery, the court significantly expanded its re-examination of the respective roles of judges and juries in criminal sentencing.
This study provides for the first time a broad picture of the process of Ae. tauschii's eastward range expansion in which life history and phenological traits may have had respective roles in its dispersal and adaptation in Asia.
It is considered that the present evaluation undertaken with the community and at the community level has provided an insight to how the community conceives the respective roles for its key players as expressed in their own words in the qualitative studies and in the feedback reports from the RR.
In these respective roles it is confirmed that both near-real-time ('nowcast') and long-term smoothed models are needed.
In addition to being part of the inspiration in the mission, it also helps define the respective roles.
Often kept deliberately weak to minimise the threat they pose to their governments – an understandable concern given the history of the region – they are not always capable of effectively playing their respective roles: guarding the state and protecting its people.
Consequently, it is important to consider carefully the respective roles of these two types of reversals in double jeopardy analysis.
12 14 It is difficult to differentiate between the respective roles of PPIs and NSAIDs.
