Sentence examples for role of sharing from inspiring English sources
After months of negotiations, the United States established an intelligence post on a northern Mexican military base, moving Washington beyond its traditional role of sharing information to being more directly involved in gathering it.
This study demonstrates the critical role of sharing results between countries that participate in a network.
The limited role of shared decision making is also described.
Further studies are needed to elucidate the role of (shared) environmental and genetic factors.
Deignan (2003) and Littlemore (2003) point to the role of shared cultural knowledge, values, and stereotypes in metaphor interpretation.
Our goals were to conduct a population-based study to determine the magnitude of the association between preeclampsia and ESRD and evaluate the role of shared risk factors.
Focusing on how R&D strategies impact capability development, our findings extend research on capabilities by accounting for how the path dependent role of shared property rights influences the technological trajectory of the firm.
Though the acquisition of private means of transport is made possible through the sale of agricultural lands by the periurban elite, the article shows the increasing role of shared private transport in linking the village with the city.
Recent work has highlighted the role of shared micelles, rather than monomers, below the critical micelle concentration (cmc) in promoting both protein denaturation and formation of higher order structures.
However, current evidence suggests that the role of shared environment may not be very important, especially given that the association between non-biological siblings' BMI (i.e., the correlation between an individual and her step/adopted siblings) is insignificant (Cawley 2004; Lindeboom et al. 2010; Cawley and Meyerhoefer 2012; Cawley 2015).
He turns to words written by AAUP president Cary Nelson to remind us of "the role of shared governance in preserving academic freedom on campus.
