Sentence examples for responsible to integrate from inspiring English sources
The dispatching and control mechanism is responsible to integrate the local programs.
During the unsupervised training sessions students became responsible to integrate content and process in a consultation role play with a simulated patient.
Differently, the parietal region which traditionally is responsible to integrate different sources of information was not able to detect the difference between PG and PAG.
We see this as a critical question related to teachers' increased responsibility to integrate conjecturing into what they are responsible for teaching.
- To advocate CLTS and support the responsible national entity to integrate the ap-proach into their national sanitation policy.
Furthermore, in many agriculturally important species BAC clones and physical maps are being rapidly developed since they are essential components in linking phenotypic traits to the responsible genetic variation, to integrate the genetic data, for the comparative analysis of genomes, and to speed up marker-assisted selection (MAS) for breeding.
The Rome Declaration calls on research institutions throughout Europe to integrate responsible research and innovation into their work through training, funding, monitoring and identifying and addressing barriers.
Its desire to appear a responsible regional power, and to integrate itself economically with the formerly wary countries of ASEAN in a way that gives them obvious advantages, is a powerful driver of its regional trade strategy.
Encourage banks of all sizes to integrate responsible innovation into their strategic planning.
The destruction or functional impairment of the hypothalamus is probably responsible for the failure to integrate neuronal, hormonal and metabolic signals from the body, leading to changed feeding behavior.
These assessment types are thought to motivate learners to be more responsible for their own learning, to integrate learning and assessing, and to prepare authentic activities to make the assessor's judgment more accurate (Hargreaves et al. 2002).
