Sentence examples for recognised role from inspiring English sources

These may be selected by some fact, such as their biological kinship or their socially recognised role of guardianship, but this fact does not ensure that they will be the best advisers.

Its traditionally recognised role is to maintain adequate serum calcium and phosphate levels, for bone mineralisation and optimal cardiac [ 1] and skeletal muscle function [ 2].

Although gallium-67 has a well recognised role in lymphoma PET has been demonstrated to be superior in comparative studies [ 21, 22].

Although PET has a well recognised role in aggressive NHL a study by Blum et al. examined its impact in indolent NHL [ 77].

Nurses undertook a range of roles within practices that included education, quality control, connectivity and problem solving, as well as the more traditionally recognised role behaviours related to organising and delivering patient care.

Recognised role for C2-PLDs in processes such as response to wounding, pathogen attack and multiple abiotic stresses seems to fit this view, but other processes including membrane degradation during senescence also have to be considered [ 2].

The PIs have recognised roles in membrane trafficking also as transducers of PM receptor activation and of the general nutritional and stress status of the cell.

Bell stressed that while Nato's conventional forces played a role in deterring Russia from going further during the Ukraine crisis, he recognised the role of covert warfare.

Some lawyers have long recognised their role as communicators.

Tim Longden, director of marketing and communications at City University, also recognised the role it plays.

The government has recognised the role clear regulation can play in getting what it wants.