Sentence examples for towards role from inspiring English sources

In the present study induction of RAB only in resistant plants directs towards role of ABA and calcium signaling in modulating defense in chickpea during Foc1 infection.

Despite their contrasting views towards role extension, GPs employed this claim to support "streamlining the fairly obvious" cases to others to manage to save GPs time and enable them to focus on more "urgent" patient problems.

The initial aims of the research were not to investigate 'boundary work' but to explore different views towards role extension in relation to the sickness certification role by three groups of healthcare professionals.

The reason for this was that we could not recruit all nurses in the same practices as their GP colleagues, though five matched pairs offered a useful insight into how the views towards role extension among GPs and nurses working together compared.

At the same time such views may help to better understand the underlying reasons and whether and to what extent these are influenced by local organisational factors, or whether attitudes towards role extension are largely formed on the basis of professional differences or training.

Here it's about having an agent who will push you towards roles that are non-colour specific.

He later received support from Oscar-winner Meryl Streep, who said Crowe himself had accepted the need to gravitate towards roles more suitable for a 50-year-old man.

There is a biased focus towards "roles and tasks" associated with work to the exclusion of other rights and responsibilities, or their capacities.

Since nurses are employed by GDPs, their employers' attitudes towards role-supplementation will influence the extent to which dental nurses can implement their extended role.

Other work points towards roles of NUAK isoforms in regulating cell division, through its ability to stimulate proliferation [ 9], promote invasion of cancer cells [ 10– 12] and function as a survival factor in Myc-driven tumours [ 13].

The age gradient in access to CHD treatment points towards a role of stigma, as stigmatising attitudes towards mental disorders are more common among older people in Finland.