Sentence examples for roles to integrate from inspiring English sources

Yet even these roles were considered stable only in relation to aspirants' initially provisional roles: incumbents said that it was normal for them to adjust their roles to integrate aspirants' newly validated roles, and I observed this continual adjustment among incumbents at every field site.

In this respect, power electronics, energy storage with super capacitors (SC) and their associated control play an important role to integrate the WEHC system to the electrical grid.

We argue that the operation of scale-free bioenergetic dynamics plays a fundamental role to integrate cellular function, while providing a framework for robust, yet flexible, responses to the environment.

Thus, primary and secondary FSGS need to be viewed as clinico-pathological entities and it is the clinician's role to integrate the pathological findings with clinical information in order to make the most precise separation of primary from secondary FSGS.

The public health community is therefore called at playing a proactive role to integrate genome-based knowledge into public health in a responsible and effective way, also anticipating in a certain way the increase in the health service requirements that is likely to occur in the future [ 14].

Our role is to integrate him with the [LVMH] system without interfering with his creativity".

Its primary role is to integrate the viral DNA into the cellular DNA of the host.

The mentorship enabled the students to create a view of their future professional role and to integrate it with their own personalities.

The aim of the role-play was to integrate the various perspectives on academic integrity presented during the summer school, and demonstrate their relevance for academia.

To identify Theodoret's precise position in this controversy is difficult because of his mediatory role in striving to integrate conflicting theologies and to avoid extremes.

The proposed vision is achieved by providing a common access mechanism to the heterogeneous data sources offered by the city, which reduces the complexity of accessing the city's data whilst bringing citizens closely to a prosumer (double consumer and producer) role and allowing to integrate legacy data into the cities' data ecosystem.