Sentence examples for a shared role from inspiring English sources

Art and finance have greatly benefited from a shared role in the postindustrial reshaping of inner-city landscapes and a dominant political emphasis on unregulated market relations.

In this sense, the active intellect is allowed to play a shared role in God's creative, sustaining role as source of existence (in whatever way that process is ultimately understood).

Indeed, the concept of a shared role for media companies and video sites is central to the company's new "video identification" tool on YouTube, which is aimed at addressing the copyright concerns of media companies and requires them to provide copies of their programming for the site.

These data indicate a shared role for the DSIF complex in DNA damage tolerance, maintenance of genomic stability and suppression of BRCA1-induced lethality in yeast.

Although we cannot explain the role of ε-tubulin in this structure, we believe that TBCD and γ-tubulin play a shared role in this secondary MTOC during cytokinesis.

Therefore, the days to heading for the wild type displayed a regular shortening trend because photoperiod and temperature play a shared role in the heading-date of the wild type, but displayed an irregular trend in the mutant because only temperature plays a role in heading-date (Fig. 1C).

But in reality, anytime we ever played make believe or acted in a play, we were role-playing, and D&D is a shared role-playing experience.

Despite this structural similarity and a possible shared role in telomerase stimulation, the yeast Est3 proteins might have evolved at least partly distinct telomeric functions (e.g. with regard to telomere capping), or at least use different interacting partners.

It also shows that both β-arrestin-1 and β-arrestin-2 play a novel and shared role in inhibiting G protein-dependent ERK1/2 phosphorylation.

Younger patients preferred more often an active or shared role as did higher educated patients.

The women in our study seemed to fall into the autonomous and collaborative positions; wanted to take an active and shared role in the decision-making for their mode of birth.