Sentence examples for example of its role from inspiring English sources

The US is concerned about al-Qaida, the latest bombings in Damascus and Aleppo perhaps another example of its role in exploiting chaos.

We are the Rock of Gibraltar in the tough times". He cited the bank's purchase of Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual during the financial crisis as an example of its role in bolstering the broader financial system — something a smaller bank could never pull off.

An example of its role in RNA processing is the splicing factor SF2/ASF, which interacts with mTOR as a scaffold on specific mRNAs to regulate RNA splicing, stability, nuclear export and promote translation initiation (Michlewski et al., 2008; White et al., 2010).

(The printing press is the classic example; think of its role in the Reformation. But this happens, to varying degrees, every time the speed and scale of communication makes a leap).

To test for putative chimeras, the CDS of one gene encoding Chalcone Synthase (CHS) was selected as a representative example for its role in biosynthesis of flavonols and anthocyanins, that are greatly accumulated in blackberries.

Because of the low conservation and poor annotation quality of the gadC gene in public databases, it is difficult to estimate the true representation of gadB in most microbial genomes even with examples of its potential role in a few well-known organisms such as E. coli and S. flexneri.

We have chosen miR169 as an example because of its possible role in stem-sugar accumulation in sorghum besides its previously described role in drought stress response in several plant species.

To rule out the possibility that the growth phenotypes of are1Δ are2Δ due10Δ are due to pleiotropic effects of doa10Δ, for example due to its role in the clearance of misfolded proteins, we took advantage of the degradation resistant ERG1 allele, ERG1 K311R).

The most striking example of this was its role as host of the 2000 Summer Olympics.

The CLR algorithm can infer regulatory networks from transcriptomic data for experimentally verified regulatory interactions [ 23]; and the topology of a gene in the inferred network is correlated with phenotypic properties of the gene, for example, its role in virulence [ 31].

The Kremlin recently provided a particularly audacious example of how it sees its role as an "energy superpower": Royal Dutch Shell, which had invested billions of dollars to develop the world's largest oil-and-gas field, Sakhalin II, in the Russian Far East, was forced by the government to sell its controlling stake in the project.