Sentence examples for approving role from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the approving role of Ki67 provide rising of a new developmental insight within the ALN platform.

Finally, besides the key role of subtelomeric behavior, the complementary and approving role of Ki67 initiate a new developmental insight within the ALN platform.

The rising opposition to the neoliberal assault highlights another crucial aspect of the standard convention: it sets aside the public, which often fails to accept the approved role of "spectators" (rather than "participants") assigned to it in liberal democratic theory.

These results suggest that in addition to its currently approved role for prognostic testing based on CTC enumeration, the CellSearch® platform may have utility in capturing CTCs that can be used for predictive biomarker analyses.

The evidence supports the recommended use of aprepitant in clinical guidelines for the prevention of CINV due to highly emetogenic chemotherapy, and its recently approved role in regimens with moderate risk.

Although TRPM7 is the only channel up to date with an approved role in the lymphocyte development, it is not known, whether this role is mediated by Mg2+ or Ca2+ influx through its pore, kinase domain activity, or a combination of these factors.

And it is highly erotic because, consciously or unconsciously, everyone violates the laws of race (its meaning, its boundaries) and gender (its approved roles and sexual orientations).

For approving its role, this gene was selected and showed up-regulation under drought stress (Fig.  2).

He was also accused of misleading Congressional investigators over his role in approving the use of harsh interrogation techniques against terrorism suspects and in the government's program of eavesdropping without warrants.

He said that while he could not hold the testing lobby responsible for a policy the Legislature had approved, its role in the process must share some of the blame.

In today's Russia, the dichotomy "Holiness and Sin" is of topical interest - more than half of the Russians approve the role of the Orthodox Church in state politics.