Sentence examples for role to feed from inspiring English sources

"Is it the Park Service's role to feed science if it isn't consistent with managing native species?" wondered the NPCA Park Advocate.

Experience and new knowledge have an important role to feed into the hermeneutic circle and thereby fuel the process of a deeper and sometimes different understanding (Fig. 1) (11).

Also the palinal (backwards) motion of the lower jaws could have contributed two significant roles to feeding behaviour: 1) an increased gape, and 2) allowed fine adjustments of the relative positions of the tooth rows, creating a smooth stripping action.

He believes that as a grocer, their role is to feed, but also to teach, and part of being a great teacher is to always be learning.

Its role was to feed electricity to those electronic message boards that notify motorists of road conditions, of accidents ahead perhaps like this one.

As the former White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers put it, America's role is to feed a global economy that's increasingly based on knowledge and services rather than on making stuff.

The monkey performs all the tasks requested by mission control, with the punchline being that the astronaut's only role is to feed the monkey.

Nutrition researchers also played a role by trying to feed science into the idea that carbohydrates are the ideal nutrient.

chico and foxo, both functioning in the ILP-receiving cells (Bohni et al. 1999; Puig et al. 2003), were enriched in IPCs, suggesting a possible autocrine role for ILPs to feed back to IPCs.

Our data do not lead to a reliable assessment of ancestral feeding habits of holometabolan adults, but it is apparent that feeding in the adult stage played a minor role compared to feeding in the larval stages.

In a reflection of the political minefields of education reform, Mr. Duncan, who plans to step down next month, boasted of the administration's accomplishments in improving schools, but also tried to minimize its role, to avoid feeding into the criticism that the Education Department was trying to be some kind of national school board.