Sentence examples for affirming the role from inspiring English sources
Sometimes progress toward human dignity seems agonizingly slow, especially affirming the role of choice at the end of life.
However, vaccination with a protein similar to LigB7'-12 does not [51], perhaps affirming the role of LigB early in the transmission of leptospirosis.
The phenomenon of regressor tumors in mice [22], the increased incidence of cancers in immunologically suppressed patients [23], and the recent evidence affirming the role of immunological surveillance against tumors in mice [24], all indicate that this might indeed be the case.
Clinical manifestations of associated symptoms such as hyperinsulinemia have also been observed in offspring of PCOS affected women long before the onset of puberty affirming the role of family history [ 9].
No. 806 "Affirming the Roles of Early Childhood Care and Development Council and the Council for the Welfare of Children" which confirmed the existence and roles of two distinct and separate Councils with oversight on children's concerns.
The far-reaching court decision affirms the role of government in protecting the privacy of individuals.
Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy affirmed the role of T. cordifolia leaf extract as a reducing and capping agent of silver ions.
The documents are also expected to affirm the role of indigenous people in Australia as custodians of the land and to affirm the need to grant them greater political control over their own affairs.
The new study affirmed the role of dopamine in reward-based learning, but also found that in the dorsomedial striatum, dopamine neurons can play a direct role in movement.
Over and again, as in his lectures, Heaney vigorously affirms the role of the poet, while remaining vague as to what that role is: not to cure or heal but as "some dutiful contemplative, pivoting his understanding in an attempt to bear his portion of the weight of the world, knowing himself incapable of heroic virtue or redemptive effect".
This circulation of power has been occurring because the executive's actions to extend their own power has triggered and, in turn, affirmed the role of the Courts.
