Sentence examples for a typical role for from inspiring English sources
"Von Stauffenberg is not a typical role for Cruise, but in the event, he is a terrific actor who has surrounded himself with some of the most talented people around".
Some of the banks are finding it extremely difficult to raise money elsewhere, so the bank steps in as lender of last resort, a typical role for central banks in times of turmoil.
This is not a typical role for UNICEF but one that in the context of Zimbabwe it has managed well.
As noted, Costner will play Pa Kent in the upcoming Superman reboot, "Man of Steel," a more typical role for the man who took down gangsters in "The Untouchables" and inspired baseball fans the world round in "Field of Dreams".
Ms. Kennedy had made it clear that she wasn't interested in a typical role as a celebrity spokeswoman for the organization.
Another typical role for the SME partner would be to head the refinement of enabling assets such as culturing media, up-scaling technologies for undifferentiated and differentiated cells, as well as derivation of new hPSC lines of GMP grade.
The localization of the TvLEGU-1 in different compartments, particularly in lysosomes, suggests the typical role for TvLEGU-1, participating in the lysosomal degradation of food [ 48– 50] or internal organelles during an autophagy process for remodelling of the cellular components [ 51] or in the parasite metabolism.
Typical roles for chemical compounds are products, reactants and solvents.
These data support a role for the disulfide bonds in folding and stability of the receptors, consistent with their typical role in other proteins [51].
α2C-AR-antagonism improves deficits in cognition and sensorimotor gating in a neurodevelopmental animal model of schizophrenia and bolsters the effects of a typical antipsychotic, supporting a therapeutic role for α2C-AR-antagonism in schizophrenia.
The PropBank formalism is that each verb (and verb sense) has a human annotated frame which indicates the typical roles that should be assigned for this verb.
