Sentence examples for role and form from inspiring English sources

There would probably also be a debate about the proper relationship between the new government and the oil industry, including about the possible role and form of privatisation.

Each major functional system (motor, somatosensory, limbic, visual, autonomic) was found to have representative hubs that might play an important input/output role and form a functional core for information integration.

Women's preferences (e.g. desire to preserve fertility) and depth of information given by clinicians [ 22] may play a role and form the basis of shared decision making (patient-doctor relation) [ 23].

Although it cannot be discussed further here, as this would take us a long way from microbiology, this type of investigation into the role and form of information in molecular biology is under constant development (Yockey, 1992; Danchin, 1996, 2008a; Liberman & Minina, 1996; Lifson, 2005; Chaitin, 2007).

Velasco hugely expanded the state's economic role, and formed thousands of co-operatives.

He told the families of the downed fliers that "Each of you played a distinct role and forming the character of these men who so willingly paid a very dear price to help me get out of the jungles of Vietnam.

Together, the gene families PRRs and LHY/CCA1s have key roles and form the complex regulatory network in the plant clock system.

Jarvis-Selinger et al.'s paper describes the process of professional identity formation as involving 'socialization of the person into appropriate roles and forms of participation in the community's work' [ 14].

In view of the multiple roles and forms of filamentous actin, it is difficult to dissect the distinct roles of actin solely on the basis of F-actin localization in fixed samples, or by use of general inhibitors of actin polymerization.

Ultimately, say the researchers, the children of fathers who are confident and secure in their parenting role and who form an early, strong bond with their offspring are less likely to experience behavioural problems in later life.

In 1981, Solidarity accepted the necessity of a political role and helped form a broad anti-ruling system social movement, dominated by the working class and with members ranging from people associated with the Catholic Church to non-communist leftists.