Sentence examples for an example of role from inspiring English sources

Table 3 displays an example of role reference list.

Alternatively, this study provides an example of a role for NFAT in the context of the nervous system, a role that is becoming more common.

In our article, we highlighted the need for further work on the eco-epidemiology of SFTSV in Korea, and use Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fever virus as an example of the role that migratory birds may play.

Air commanders provided an example of the role of American intelligence-gathering.

The case has been hailed by state-run newspapers as an example of the role the media should play in uncovering official crimes and corruption.

Yazaki, one of the few manufacturers present in Chiapas, is an example of the role of the state in helping the economy to overcome the chicken-and-egg dilemmas, providing the public goods required - in an initial push – by a more complex economy.

He invoked the riot at the Stonewall Inn in the West Village almost 42 years ago, widely viewed as the birthplace of the modern gay rights movement, as an example of the role that New Yorkers can play in shaping history.

For example, the chemical class 'aminopyridine' is defined as 'Compounds containing a pyridine skeleton substituted by one or more amine groups', while an example of a role based class is 'antiviral drug', which groups together chemical entities that are used as antiviral drugs, regardless of their chemical structure.

These cells provide an example of the role of smooth ER in carbohydrate metabolism.

He used the Cambrian fauna as an example of the role of contingency in the broader pattern of evolution.

The study by Crivellari et al. [ 30] is an example of the role of QOL assessment in the evaluation of adjuvant chemotherapy.