Sentence examples for sub roles from inspiring English sources

Nurse Consultant roles are described as multidimensional, diverse and complex in nature [ 13- 16] with several sub roles; practitioner, educator, consultant, clinical leader and researcher [ 13, 17].

Thus, whenever a policy is applicable to, e.g., a specific building, department, role/category, it will automatically be applicable to all its subelements, e.g., rooms in the building, people of the department, sub-roles or categories.

However, the PPNs do not fulfil the criteria set out by the ICN [ 2] in terms of the educational preparation for their role, and do not appear to exercise the APN sub-roles of educator, researcher and consultant and expert in practice development [ 24].

We do have subeditors, of course, who deal at speed with a large volume of copy and are now doing much more than the traditional downtable sub's role of copy editing for sense, grammar and accuracy, cutting and headline writing.

All personnel with some form of commander or sub-commander roles were invited to participate, and they all accepted the invitation and returned written consent.

The ambulance commander, assisting ambulance commander, the four paramedics filling sub-commander roles on the incident scene, and two operators at the dispatch center were contacted by e-mail and asked to participate as informants in the study.

The convention -- and Palin's sub rosa role in it -- was to become a catalyst for both swelling anti-Palin sentiment in Alaska (well prior to her vice-presidential selection) and for Anchorage-based activist Andree McLeod to launch her own good-government crusade against Palin.

In particular the sub-scale "roles and responsibilities" was problematic.

The overall scale reliability does not reflect this aspect and in particular the sub-scale "roles and responsibilities" was problematic.

These data suggest a differential sub-cortical role and an emergent neocortical role in mediating isorhythmic and hemiola rhythm production than that typically observed during movements.

It asks why they no longer talk about a "sub-strategic role" for Trident, and refer instead to varying the yield of Britain's nuclear warheads.