For such an additional (embodied) role structure, once it becomes, so to speak, an integrated working part of the larger institution, is likely to be extremely difficult to remove; it is now a beneficiary of the inertia of the institution.
To explain the relationship between social network and health status, some scholars have investigated the network structure, which is closely related to the role structure of a community in which older adults belong.
Comprehension herein is operationally defined as the ability to identify the indirect object of a phrase, demonstrating access to the correct role structure implied by the verb.
As casein micelles play a major role in imparting structure to dairy products, emphasis in this review will be given to the molecular details of the interactions between polysaccharides with these protein particles.
A speaker first converts the intended message into a representation with a specified thematic role structure (i.e., who does what to whom, how, when, and where).
The situation is very similar in Norway, and our findings should not be generalised to countries with a different gender role structure.
During language production, there are many ways for a speaker to convey the same message: one thematic role structure can be expressed by several different syntactic structures.
Integration of an aspirant's role component sometimes resulted in unintended but profound changes to the target group's goals and role structure.
In the present case of a hospital ward, however, role classes are present, and the structure of the contact network is known to be very different [ 33] because of the role structure.
Examples are structural holes [25], equivalence [26 29], blockmodels [30, 31], and role structure [32] which have distinct functions in social theories of structure.
