Sentence examples for earlier responsible from inspiring English sources

He went on to become Knightsbridge Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge from 1967 to 1979, and then provost of King's College, Cambridge, from 1979 to 1987, where he was earlier responsible for its being the first Cambridge college to admit women.

In addition, early-response genes responsible for cell matrix interactions were downregulated rapidly after endostatin treatment (Shichiri and Hirata, 2001).

These cis elements are speculated to be responsible for early responses to pathogen attack [ 56], but they also function in the regulation of genes by developmental stimuli [ 57].

Larger amounts of sediments, associated with the mussel samples collected at Fiji vents, were postulated earlier as responsible for these differences [33], pointing to the importance of substrate characteristics.

Note also that the document filtering capability described earlier is responsible for obfuscating the presence of certain granular datapoints (e.g. SNPs) from users authorized to read some of these datapoints but not others.

despite a thorough Army investigation, supporting the corporal's claim, some sought to prove that SerSergeant Early was responsible for Corporal York's exploits.

The well-known benefit of "catching it early" is responsible for the enthusiastic embrace of screening tests that detect cancers before they cause symptoms.

Chade-Meng Tan is one of Google's earliest engineers, responsible for the team that monitored Google's search quality.

Continuous cell death, which induces the release of different cytokines, as well as fibrogenesis and development of liver cirrhosis have been identified as early factors responsible for carcinogenesis.

The lack of knowledge of early changes responsible for the transition from one stage of sepsis to another has been proposed as one reason responsible for the failure of numerous trials of immunointervention in sepsis [ 12].

In contrast, the sequence TTCAAT[N14]TATAAT is found upstream of many small conserved phage genes, reminiscent of the many immediate-early genes responsible for the transition from host to phage metabolism in phage T4 [ 23].