Sentence examples for a transforming role from inspiring English sources

The study of biosignals has had a transforming role in multiple aspects of our society, which go well beyond the health sciences domains to which they were traditionally associated with.

One HPV70 DNA+ case was HPV70 E6*I mRNA+ but the p16low/pRbhigh/CyD1high IHC pattern argued against a transforming role of HPV70.

Moreover, as prolymphocytes are detected in most of these cases, it has been postulated that MYC translocations could be a secondary event with a transforming role in CLL [ 89, 90].

Although this observational study cannot formally prove a transforming role of HR-HPV, the finding of frequent pRB absence and p16INK4a overexpression in HR-HPV-positive SCC and BCC might suggest a potential relevance of HR-HPV in NMSC.

Our results implicating a transforming role for sub-haploinsufficient levels of MYBL2 build upon earlier studies implicating progressive inactivation of CTNNA1 and the graded reduction of PU.1 expression in the molecular pathogenesis of myeloid malignancies (Rosenbauer et al., 2004; Liu et al., 2007).

As part of the constructivist approach of education, feedback is considered to be a key component of the learning and assessment activity for the reflective construction of knowledge and lies in a transformed role for students in feedback and in a variety of forms: in targeting, generating and interpreting feedback and in communicating and engaging with it (Hounsell 2007).

Almost as striking is the transformed role of women.

Based on interviews with 16 leading climate change communicators from the media and NGOs in the UK, the report makes a seven recommendations for transforming the role of the IPCC.

What is less commonly understood is that social media is also playing a critical role transforming institutions in western democracies.

I think it's particularly interesting with the bad characters -- because say you have a villain who's played by a man, it's mainly a physical kind of thing, whereas if the villain is then transformed into a role played by a woman, it adds another dimension to it, a psychological dimension.

Minter takes a look at how the industry, in which China plays a central role, transforms our rubbish back into things we want to buy.