Sentence examples for role of person from inspiring English sources

Monday's court filing highlighted anew the role of "Person A," whom prosecutors did not name but described in detail in related cases.

This suggests a powerful influence of environmental factors in the pathogenesis of influenza-like illness, with a reduced role of person to person spread.

Second, determining the role of person factors, such as gender, race/ethnicity, English-language status, dialect status (standard vs. nonstandard), level of education completed by parents, economic background, and other related factors such as trainee academic rank, may provide further insights on the findings presented here.

The role of persons with disabilities is treated as critical in assessing the design and implementation of plans.

Also, in Paragraph 36(a), the role of "Persons with disabilities and their organizations" is acknowledged (UNISDR 2015a, p. 20).

Further evaluation is needed to identify the risk factors for HEV transmission and HEV-associated deaths in this region, including the role of person-to-person transmission.

However, a matched case-control study among children in France found that cases were more likely to report a case of diarrhoea in the household 3-10 days before onset of illness, particularly in the age group less than 1 year old, indicating a role of person-to-person transmission of salmonellosis in infants (Delarocque-Astagneau et al., 1998).

Finally, because the geographic range of this highly lethal pathogen may correspond to the distribution of the genus Pteropus, including parts of China and Australia, most of the Indian subcontinent, and Southeast Asia (12, 30 ), factors that promote transmission from bats to humans need to be defined and the role of person-to-person transmission needs to be better characterized.

The role of persons with chronic pulmonary disease who are colonized with P. jirovecii as major reservoirs and sources of infection warrants further investigation.

To cast her, an alive person, in the role of a person who has passed away was a risk that proved well worth it.

In the disabled community there's a term: "cripping up". It's in reference to when an able-bodied person puts on the role of a person with disabilities.