Sentence examples for function as facilitators from inspiring English sources

Directors would function as facilitators rather than auteurs.

Plant SWEETs function as facilitators involved in the influx and the efflux of sugar into and out of cells [ 94].

Hxt transporters (HXT1-7) of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae function as facilitators for D-glucose uptake, allowing the cells to grow efficiently on media containing high concentrations of this sugar.

Although T3SS and its secreted effectors are dispensable for rhizobial infection and nodulation, they may function as facilitators superimposed on the Nod-factor signaling pathway and modulate host range in a genotype-specific manner [ 28].

In the latter case, parents performed the roles reported by Young et al. [ 23]: they functioned as facilitators of communication, communication buffers (i.e. patients use their parents to answer difficult questions), or communication brokers by repeating or clarifying important information.

The director of record is Raoul Walsh, one of the leading figures of the era (as he would remain, with films like "High Sierra" and "White Heat," well into the '50s), but here, as Walsh admitted in his autobiography, he was happy to function as a facilitator for Fairbanks and Menzies.

While the transition literature has traditionally treated existing infrastructure as a barrier, recent research has emphasized that infrastructure transformation can function as a facilitator, helping sustainable niche technologies break through.

As to the role of G. vaginalis in BV, we hypothesize that G. vaginalis may function as a facilitator to enhance acquisition of other BV-associated bacteria that are also characteristic of this condition.

MYCBP2 may function as a facilitator or regulator of transcriptional activation by MYC [ 29].

The nurses identified 22 factors that influenced patient safety, of which 12 functioned as both facilitators and barriers, six constituted barriers, and four were facilitators.

Instead, chaperones apparently fulfill a dual function during proteostasis as facilitators of both, folding and degradation, whereby associating co-chaperones determine the mode of action [5].