Sentence examples for has a distinct role from inspiring English sources

Within their company, each brother has a distinct role.

Since the Vonns and the Beckers hate each other, she has a distinct role in the Becker boys' imaginations.

Conclusions: Although objective measures of disability corroborated self-reports of patients with LSP and, thus, supported their validity, each measure has a distinct role in clinical decision making.

Tsai et al. (2012) suggested that each rice CKX gene has a distinct role in the regulation of the cytokinin level in different tissues, because CKXs exhibit differential expression and regulation patterns in roots and shoots.

Directly contrasting correct recognition with correct rejection of words, we found activation in the left fusiform/parahippocampal gyrus, indicating that this region has a distinct role in the successful retrieval of verbal information.

In addition, our findings indicate that RPM-1 has a distinct role in organizing the presynaptic face of NMJ synapses in motorneurons but not central synapses in interneurons.

However, while large herbivores such as mammoths clearly have a distinct role to play in their community, it is not clear to me that the specific need for mammoths outweighs the ethical challenges facing mammoth de-extinction.

Arun Kashyap, a policy adviser for the United Nations Development Program, based in the United States, said his 83-year-old mother had a "distinct role in the career path I chose," teaching him that "both wealth and wisdom are goddesses," and that he could not have both.

As regards to the  "vindictive" treatment shown to Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel laureate, the writer should have known that it was Honourable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina herself who had a distinct role in patronizing and thus in making micro-credit, Grameen Bank and Professor Yunus familiar globally.

In a recent interview, Changyong Rhee, the personal representative to the G-20 for the South Korean president, Lee Myung-bak, said that South Korea had a distinct role to play as the first emerging-market economy to host the G-20 leaders' meeting, a source of national pride.

He added that attacking Isis in its self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa was a key to disrupting and dismantling its ability to launch attacks in the Middle East and further afield and that Britain would have a "distinct role" targeting the upper tiers of the Isis leadership and attacking the group's supply routes.