Sentence examples for role concerned with from inspiring English sources

Genetic counseling can be seen as the health professional role concerned with the impact of genetic disease and genetic information on individuals and families.

However, the recent descriptions of the involvement of chitinases/chitolectins in human and mouse T cell effector mechanisms [ 5, 6] suggest an additional role concerned with the adaptive Th2 immune response in mammals.

PdgL was not translocated, but possesses a PhoP box as other PhoP-regulated virulence proteins (e.g., MgtC, PagK, VirK, PipD) responding to the intracellular environment [ 47, 48] and its inactivation rendered Salmonella hypervirulent in mice infection, suggesting its crucial role concerned with Salmonella intracellular fitness [ 49], a possibility we are currently examining.

Relating only secondarily to the Samhitas and Brahmanas, it is in part concerned with the role played by the Brahman priest who supervised the sacrifice.

When asked if being most associated with the role concerned her as an actress, she replied, "I'm not haunted by Annie Hall.

Role adequacy and role legitimacy are concerned with role security, i.e., how individuals perceive the adequacy of their skills and knowledge in relation to problem drinkers and how appropriate it is for them to work with such clients.

My heart and my role are concerned with using science to improve public health.

One of the participating physical therapists (PT1) held the opinion that the role of their profession in diabetes care is too limited, and emphasized that their role is mainly concerned with eliciting behavioral change in patients.

In his public role Beccaria became concerned with a large variety of measures, including monetary reform, labour relations, and public education.

In a secondary role, they were concerned with energy supply.

As links and dependencies are identified at local, regional and trans-continental scales there will be a major role for those concerned with devising and implementing the social and institutional arrangements required (see for example, Cohen 2012; Ellison et al. 2017; Keys et al. 2017).