Sentence examples for demonstration plays a from inspiring English sources

In programming by demonstration, providing good demonstration plays a key role to speed up the learning process.

This sort of demonstration plays a role in discussions of analysis and synthesis in the fifteenth century.

The "talk track" that accompanies sales presentations and product demonstrations plays a critical role in shaping the prospective customer's perception of value.

The work "provides a very nice demonstration that BDNF plays a role in some forms of human memory," says neurobiologist Susan Patterson of Columbia University in New York City.

Another important finding of this study is the demonstration that SepA plays a key role in the generation of mucosal damages induced by S. flexneri.

Towards that end, there has been a recent demonstration that CB1R plays a role in neuron astrocyte signalling in hippocampal slices (Navarrete and Araque, 2008).

Together with our demonstration that RhoA plays a major role in the effects of P61A6, the general scheme for the action of P61A6 on H358 may be summarized in the following way: P61A6 inhibits RhoA, leading to a decrease in cyclin D1/2, which results in G1 cell cycle arrest and inhibition of proliferation.

Our findings are in keeping with a recent demonstration that HEX plays a pivotal role in the induction of liver development from mouse embryonic stem-cell-derived endoderm [ 31], and the observation that transient overexpression of HEX in hESCs and hIPSCs enhances the formation of hepatoblasts [ 32].

Environmental education, training and demonstration projects played a positive role in improving people's awareness of the benefits of recycling and reducing waste.

In a demonstration, technicians played a recording of an actual call that caused the program to illuminate a red dot next to a phone number displayed on the screen.

Thus, while the demonstration that b-catenin plays a role in hair follicle formation is a "breakthrough," says Randall Moon, a developmental biologist at the University of Washington in Seattle, "we must be very careful" about b-catenin's tumor-promoting potential.