Sentence examples for fulfil important functions from inspiring English sources
P. falciparum displays numerous parasite derived proteins on the merozoite surface that fulfil important functions for the multiplication of the parasite; the most important ones characterized so far are the Merozoite surface protein 1 (MSP-1) and the Apical membrane protein 1 (AMA-1), which are essential for the parasites survival [6], [7].
Although the baldios (commons) have changed over time, in many Portuguese villages they still fulfil important functions.
Resident and recruited leukocytes fulfil important functions in the clearance of pathogens, but may also damage the endothelial and epithelial cell layer (Gungor et al, 2010; O'Grady et al, 2001; Strieter & Kunkel, 1994).
Seasonal alpine grazing fulfils important functions for the environment, agriculture and regional economy, as well as for society.
In many regions of Europe, grassland shapes the landscape and fulfils important functions in protecting nature, soil, and water.
Glucose metabolism fulfils important functions in adult brain related to neuroenergetics, neurotransmission, energy storage, biosynthesis and oxidative defence.
Most interestingly, there is growing evidence that AMPs also fulfil important biological functions other than antimicrobial activity.
Several imprinting syndromes suggest that (some) imprinted genes fulfil important neuronal functions and hence may be particularly expressed in certain neuronal tissues [ 27].
Those in the human gut fulfil various important functions, such as breaking down certain foods into energy and useful nutrients, suppressing harmful microbes, preventing allergies and assisting the immune system in a number of other ways.
2 9 This is usually performed using the tuberculin skin test (TST) which fulfils two important functions: monitoring of TB transmission (by identifying individuals needing prophylaxis or clinical evaluation and treatment) and evaluation of the institution's infection control measures.
Soil is an essential component of terrestrial ecosystems which fulfils numerous important functions, such as acting as a growing medium for plants, filtering and storing water, supporting biodiversity, nutrient cycling and acting as a foundation for built structures (Bullock and Gregory 1991).
