Sentence examples for a interactive role from inspiring English sources

Though the latter may have played a interactive role, the prevalence of predisposing breast cancer genes is too low to explain these inter-population differences [ 14].

Health coaching is an intervention offering a one-on-one focused self-management support program described by Lindner et al. as "an interactive role undertaken by a peer or professional to support a patient to be an active participant in the self-management of chronic illness" [ 18].

These other factors may influence the patients' experience with a condition and may have an interactive role in the proposed conceptual models that have been developed from the literature; however such factors would also be controlled for, and taken into account in a clinical trial setting.

The mobile phase composition and column operating conditions play an interactive role in modifying selectivity in supercritical fluid chromatography by altering analyte solubility in the mobile phase and through selective solvation of the stationary phase resulting in a wider range and intensity of intermolecular interactions with the analyte.

The significant association of plaque Lp-PLA2 with plaque macrophages and C. pneumoniae suggests an interactive role in accelerating inflammation in atherosclerosis.

We hypothesized that serum Lp-PLA2 mass and activity levels as well as plaque Lp-PLA2 would be significantly elevated in the presence of plaque C. pneumoniae infection, suggesting an interactive role in accelerating inflammation in atherosclerosis.

Crucially, this allows researchers to play an interactive role in shaping policy-makers perceived needs.

Paternal smoking behaviour may play an interactive role with HSR in preventing smoking initiation among Taiwanese adolescents.

Water discharge controls transport of phytoplankton through these systems and plays an interactive role with nutrient supply to control phytoplankton growth, competition, succession, and community composition.

Inflammation and oxidative stress elicited by either hyperglycemia or hyperlipidemia play an interactive role in the pathogenesis of insulin resistance, diabetes and atherosclerosis [ 11- 13].

The relationship between cholesterol levels and cognitive function depends upon homocysteine levels, suggesting an interactive role between cholesterol and homocysteine on cognitive function in the elderly population.