Sentence examples for attributed to play a from inspiring English sources
In striated muscle, the elasticity of desmin filaments has been attributed to play a cell-protective role against mechanical stress.
In addition, vascular islands are associated with vascular pericytes, which have been attributed to play a role in capillary growth and stabilization [ 17].
In striated muscle, the desmin filament system has been attributed to play a cell-protective role against mechanical stress by dissipating mechanical energy during muscle contraction [ 12].
IL-10 secretion by MSC has also been attributed to play a major role in the immunosuppressive effect by determining a T-helper 1 T-helper 2 shift [ 79].
The applied shear stress was shown to cause changes in the organization of the actin cytoskeleton, which was attributed to play a major role in the whole cell mechanics.
The initial acute schistosomiasis infection is characterized by production of T helper type 1 (Th1) cytokine that include interferon-γ and production of Th2 cytokines including IL-10 that would predominate in the subsequent early phases of the infection, attributed to play an important anti-inflammatory role [ 22- 24].
Fatigue as a failure mechanism has been attributed to playing a significant role in the demise of many engineered products and is considered one of the most common causes of structural failure found in-service, even though laboratory fatigue behaviour of most metals and alloys is well understood.
The boy's problems, dubbed "Nintendo neck," were attributed to playing in this position.
In short, he had all of the attributes to play as a trequartista, a footballer tailor-made to play as a No10.
One may also question if tooth wear which is usually attributed to bruxism plays a role in gingival recession possibly due to abfraction.
Innovations in health services delivery, such as task shifting, whose successes are largely attributed to nurses playing a leading role, relieve urgent health personnel shortages to provide quality care that is efficient, cost-effective and accessible [ 94, 95].
