Sentence examples for established its role. from inspiring English sources

Airborne LiDAR has established its role in providing observations of canopy geometry and topography.

Studies using itraconazole, a CYP3A4 inhibitor, established its role in curcumin metabolism.

Whereas the importance of microRNA (miRNA) for the development of several tissues is well established, its role in the intestine is unknown.

Although the critical role of complement component C3d as a molecular adjuvant in preventing virus infection is well established, its role in cancer therapies is unclear.

Zen Buddhism firmly established its role of intellectual leadership during the Muromachi period and provided a strong line of continuity with the aesthetic trends established during the Kamakura period.

But in December, after the Food and Drug Administration approved the drug, the federal research agency hailed the decision as a victory for itself, and Dr. O'Shea as "the N.I.H. researcher who discovered the JAK3 protein and established its role in inflammation".

Further research looking at functional bracing in high-demand contact athletes should be conducted to establish its role in the future.

Rajagopal, R., Sivakumar, S., Agrawal, N., Malhotra, P. & Bhatnagar, R. K. Silencing of midgut aminopeptidase N of Spodoptera litura by double-stranded RNA establishes its role as Bacillus thuringiensis toxin receptor.

This review discusses the difficulties in quantifying insulin sensitivity of the brain and why it is vital that we develop technology for this purpose so that we can establish its role in this 'new-age' dementia.

Kynaston's work begins with a lively, short account of the prehistory of the City, one which establishes its role as the commercial and mercantile centre of England, and shows how the structural tensions between the City, the "Town" (as the London's West End was known) and the country were present from the start.

Although UTE depicts signal from the deep cartilage layer, further studies are needed to establish its role for assessment of cartilage.