Sentence examples for dominating role for the from inspiring English sources
This demonstrates that although the pulse takes on a dominating role for the top-down interpretation of ambiguous stimuli, it does not preclude the influence of other information.
Single R-to-A exchanges in individual proline/arginine motifs (blue, brown and green curves) revealed a dominating role for the two C-terminal docking sites, whose combined inactivation was sufficient to phenocopy the Ca2+ blockade of the triple mutant (light blue and purple curves) and to abolish binding to the SH3 domains of CIN85 and CD2AP (data not shown).
Only Yorishima et al. for CD44v6 and Hoshimoto et al. for CD44v3 found positive, significant correlations with node involvement, which suggests dominating roles for variant forms of CD44 in highly invasive tumors [ 31, 35].
Meanwhile, the total gas flow rate plays the dominated role for overall dispersion of solid phase.
The second approach, and the one that I recommend, is for coaches to take an active (though not dominating) role in the creation of a team culture.
It is suggested that the twinning detwinning process plays a dominant role for the deformation at high strain amplitudes while dislocation slip dominates at the low strain amplitudes.
The main function of bacteria is to decompose organic matters (Yan 1998), and as is shown in Table 2, the bacteria plays a dominated role in the soil microbial community, accounting for about 70%% of the total.
The results confirmed the dominate role that the warping moment played.
It was while watching the track team dominate again in a punditry role for the BBC at London 2012 that Cavendish first started to talk about returning to the velodrome for a third shot at a medal.
While one of the fastest growing in Africa, Ethiopia's economy remains dominated by the state, with a very limited role for the private sector.
Clemons also argues that Biden played a key political role for the president, providing a heterodox element to a deliberative process that had been dominated by military voices.
