Sentence examples for describing a role from inspiring English sources

Our findings are consistent with a growing body of work describing a role for mitochondrial fission and fusion machinery in the decision of cells to die.

:: Last week in a speech at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, CIA Director Mike Pompeo went further than any US government official in describing a role by WikiLeaks that went beyond First Amendment activity.

The only two examples describing a role for potassium uptake systems in bacterial pathogenesis concern the intracellular pathogen S. typhimurium [41] and the extracellular pathogen Helicobacter pylori [42].

The increase of local DNA methylation upon deletion of CTCF sites is consistent with previous reports describing a role for CTCF in maintaining DNA methylation-free domains [20], [21], [25], [27], [29].

Despite a vast body of literature describing a role for retinoic acid as a critical regulator of gene expression modulating embryonic development and adult tissue regeneration, immune function, development, metabolism, and inflammation in multiple organ systems, little is known about the role of altered retinoic acid metabolism in diabetes, including diabetic nephropathy.

While little literature precedent exists describing a role for Grb2 in TLR signalling, the strategy of clustering together the same group of signalling proteins appears to have been adopted by at least one pathogen to subvert TLR signalling in B cells.

In this study, we describe a role for mTORC1/2 regulation in ΔF508 expressing CF cells.

Here we describe a role for Set2/H3K36me in DNA repair, specifically repair of DSBs.

This describes a role for Aurora A in asymmetric cell division and examines the dynamics of Aurora-A association with centrosomes.

In a conversation two days before the project ended, Ms. Oniszczuk described a role that required intense concentration, a high tolerance for crowds and, most important, comfortable shoes.

In summary, we have described a role for Sestrin2 as the critical component of hepatic UPR that mediates ER stress-induced suppression of protein synthesis.