Sentence examples for act as vehicles from inspiring English sources
Most political parties still act as vehicles for tribal champions.
Although cultural evolutionary game theoretic models do act as vehicles for promulgating certain values, they wear those minimal value commitments on their sleeve.
A number of pro-al-Shabab websites have emerged, which host material produced by the group and act as vehicles for furthering its military aims.
While the thematic collections show the state-of-the-art in a given field, they also act as vehicles to disseminate the approaches to the wider imaging community.
Polymeric micelles, which form upon self-assembly of amphiphilic macromolecules, can act as vehicles for the oral delivery of these drugs.
Nanomaterials can be engineered to cross the blood brain barrier, to target specific cells and molecules and to act as vehicles for drugs, enhancing their therapeutic efficacy and/or bioavailability.
He said the expectation in the laboratory was for such cells to revive damaged and dead cells; to act as vehicle cells in introducing gene therapy; and, finally, to rally and harness the human body's own existing stem cells.
It was thus concluded that the o-MWCNTs acted as vehicles facilitating the PHE transport, while besides the vehicle effect the o-MWCNTs also competed for the adsorption sites on soil particles with OTC and thereby enhancing the OTC mobility.
More recently, we reported that vesicles carrying small tRNAs and the trypanosomatid's Argonaut protein TcPIWI-tryp [ 9] were actively secreted to the extracellular medium and acted as vehicles for the transfer of these molecules to other parasites and to mammalian susceptible cells but not to nonsusceptible ones.
NASA researchers came up with this concept ship, which acts as vehicle and temporary home for a couple of astronauts as they explore the cloud-shrouded planet.
One creative investment vehicle for increasing returns is the SPV — essentially off-book shell corporations that act as investment vehicles for aggregating capital outside the limitations of a fund's initial structure, strategy and design agreed upon by limited partners.
