Sentence examples for a decreased role from inspiring English sources
Zeile, 37, figures this will be his final season, so he does not mind accepting a decreased role for the chance to win a World Series ring.
I see networks having a decreased role as a central brand for consumers.
An earlier report from Business Insider suggested that Graves had had a decreased role in Uber's operations since last August, and he remained out of the spotlight during Uber's recent issues around culture and accusations of sexual harassment.
Increases in neural latency towards <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007427.e049.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> as stick balancing skill increases with practice have been observed previously [30], and have been interpreted as reflecting a decreased role for active neural control.
There also seems to be a decreased role of human P-selectin in contact hypersensitivity.
Alternatively, this finding may indicate a decreased role for antimicrobial drugs as a risk factor for MRSA infection once MRSA is established as a common colonizing organism in a community.
With his decreased role, Ewing does not expect Knicks Coach Jeff Van Gundy to make it too difficult for him.
In turn, supplier's capabilities to create superior value at the level of the customer's sourcing process display a decreasing role over the life cycle of a business relationship.
In panel A of Fig. 2, the decreasing role of the characteristic effect can be seen as the line representing this effect approaches the zero horizontal line from below when students advance to higher grades.
As for the native enzyme, a decreased inhibitory role of citrate was observed at increasing substrate concentrations for both mutants (Fig. 3D).
The importance of susceptibility reflects a decreased relative role of pollutant concentration [i.e., intrinsic toxicity of xenobiotics (inhaled or ingested)] and reduces the applicability of certain models based on dose and effect linearity to no-threshold phenomena.
