Sentence examples for orientation to serve from inspiring English sources

This book is a comprehensive review of critical care medicine with a unique orientation to serve as a study guide.

This causes the main chain of the loop to move toward the binding site and to fold with a different conformation compared to the apo structure which places the backbone NH groups of Ileb472 and Thrb471 at a good distance and orientation to serve as hydrogen bond donors to oxygen atoms of the pyrophosphate group.

The analysis includes two climates and two orientations to serve as a preliminary study to assist in design guidelines for multi-sectional façades.

Voters championed governors, senators, representatives, and state legislators who will become the first people of their ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation, or age to serve in their elected positions.

Log Cabin has a pending motion to lift an injunction issued by the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit so that all Americans, regardless of their orientation, may be allowed to serve our country.

"I believe that policy is profoundly wrong — both unwise and unjust," she wrote, "and I look forward to the day when all our students, regardless of sexual orientation, will be able to serve and defend this country in the armed services".

Despite the ubiquity of UV absorbent floral guides in Angiosperms, very little work has addressed the association between pollinator visitation frequency and UV floral guide traits, possibly because these traits were assumed to serve orientation purposes only.

The peptide orientation phenomenon was first confirmed with a series of peptide standards designed to serve as orientation probes.

We discuss the process as health system transition; meaning re-orientation of health services to serve chronic conditions which, in due course, transforms the health system.

In a floor speech on Thursday, Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, denounced the policy that requires gay men, lesbians and bisexuals to keep their sexual orientation secret if they want to serve.

On Monday, Mr. Gates reluctantly signed on to an agreement with the White House and leading lawmakers that could lead to votes in Congress as soon as this week to repeal the 17-year-old "don't ask, don't tell" law, which requires gay men and lesbians to keep their sexual orientation secret if they want to serve in the military.