Sentence examples for cardinal a role from inspiring English sources

It was the first of several conversations they had and gave the cardinal a role in helping to pave the way for the pope's visit to Cuba in 1998.

PARIS — With the recent release of tapes chronicling the private clash of a family over sexual abuse by a Belgian bishop, the retired cardinal who played a role as a mediator is now distancing himself from his longtime colleague and friend.

The finding that constitutive NeuroD6 expression is sufficient to induce cytoskeletal remodelling has important functional implications, since cytoskeleton plays a cardinal role in both the morphological changes upon differentiation from a precursor to a neuron and mitochondrial trafficking (reviewed by Matus, 1988; Hollenbeck and Saxton, 2005).

A growing body of evidence is supporting a cardinal role of Mg in several diseases linked to vascular ageing in CKD-MBD and diabetes.

Among these a cardinal role is exerted by nitric oxide (NO), a second messenger produced physiologically by a family of enzymes called NO synthases (NOSs) by oxidation of a guanidino nitrogen of L-arginine into L-citrulline and NO.

ROS unambiguously play a cardinal role in MS pathology as recent studies demonstrate a clear association between inflammation-derived ROS, mitochondrial (dys)function and neurodegeneration [ 12].

In summary, our experiments reveal that phagocytosis plays a cardinal role in fighting off Gram-positive bacteria but that an impaired cellular immunity can be compensated for by strengthening the humoral immune response.

While the other Father Murphy was in charge of abuse cases, she contends that the bishop, who was the chief deputy to Cardinal Bernard Law, also played a role.

It plays a cardinal role in the whole theory of meromorphic functions.

Imaging plays a cardinal role in the diagnosis and triage of patients with pericardial injuries.

Dedicated imaging plays a cardinal role in the prompt management of these critically injured patients, and the aim of this pictorial review is to highlight the spectrum of imaging findings with a particular focus on cross-sectional imaging.