Sentence examples for extend responsible for from inspiring English sources

In addition, it has become clear that the intestinal epithelium is an important metabolic site, to a great extend responsible for the first-pass metabolism of nutrients and xenobiotics [ 9, 10].

In addition, it has become clear that the small intestine is an important metabolic active organ, to a great extend responsible for the first-pass metabolism of nutrients and xenobiotics [ 3, 4].

In the United States and Britain, we don't hold extended families responsible for the actions of one of their members.

To what extend this is responsible for the benefits of the plants in their symbiotic interaction with P. indica is not clear.

Just three key phosphoprotein signals (STAT3, Iκβ and to a lesser extend p38) are responsible for the release of most inflammatory cytokines including TNFa, GROa, RANTES, MCP1, ILb, and EOTAXIN (star 4, Figure 3), an observation that is in accordance to a large body of literature [ 39].

But this raises a question of appropriate governance when the anonymity extends to those responsible for oversight of the institutions.

The Cry1Ab15 resembles the template structure by sharing a common three-domain extending conformation structure responsible for pore-forming and specificity determination.

Physiotherapists participating in the 3-day training programme are mentored as a group by the senior physiotherapist (Spinal Extended Scope Practitioner) responsible for their training and those participating in the additional 6 days of training are mentored as a separate group by the consultant physiotherapist and clinical psychologist.

The concomitant loss of both, C/EBPα-specific nucleolar localization and extended isoform expression during HL-60 differentiation provides a good indication that extended-C/EBPα is responsible for the nucleolar staining in the undifferentiated cells.

The rapist, Mr Sandhu, has built the temple, and is responsible for extending it.

In his remarks, Mr. Murdoch reminded the audience that he was partly responsible for extending the life of newspapers.