Sentence examples for emphasise a role from inspiring English sources

Collectively, the results presented herein emphasise a role for the stroma in the establishment of the patho-physiological conditions that support epithelial malignancy.

Consequently the fMRI literature does not uniformly emphasise a role for ATL and instead focuses on the contribution of pMTG to multimodal tool/action knowledge, with some recent studies suggesting pMTG is a semantic hub for tool and action understanding (Martin, 2007; Martin, Kyle Simmons, Beauchamp, & Gotts, 2014; van Elk, van Schie, & Bekkering, 2014).

Indeed, endogenous TLR ligands, such as hyaluronan oligosaccharides, fibronectin fragments, heat shock proteins, antibody-DNA complexes and high mobility group box (HMGB -1, HMGB -1l been identified in thavealloint [ 22- 25] and several studies emphasise a role for TLRs in the promotion of systemic lupus erythematosus, asthma, Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabeens, and RA [ 18].

There are several reports emphasising a role of miRNAs in RT response of different cancer types (Chen et al, 2010; Chun-Zhi et al, 2010; Jiang et al, 2010; Oh et al, 2010; Yan et al, 2010).

Our results emphasise a regulatory role of Rac1 in promoting pancreatic tumour cell migration and metastasis.

In our study population, the LV ejection fraction was in the normal range [ 24], which might emphasise an important role of aortic stiffness in cardiac function already manifesting before occurrence of cardiac dysfunction or failure and compensatory remodelling.

A lack of synergism between MIA and MIA2 also might emphasise a pro-apoptotic role in the liver.

They're learning the art of sushi at a time when the government is emphasising a greater role for women to offset Japan's shrinking workforce.

That an inhibitor of BDNF processing, tPA-STOP, can attenuate new learning but potentiate extinction, further emphasises a central role for the integration of new and past experience at the molecular level in determining future behavioral responses.

Studies in mouse models employing adoptively transferred lymphocytes have emphasised a key role of the upregulation of CCR5 in TILs in mediating tumour rejection (Gonzalez-Martin et al, 2012).

Taken together, based on a HAB x LAB mouse intercross panel, we have identified one major QTL on chromosome 3 linked to both stress-induced CORT level and the level of increase in CORT, providing a strong basis for the heritability of neuroendocrine stress reactivity and emphasising a critical role of the genes relevant for steroid synthesis.