Sentence examples for has a main role from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Cu has a main role to synthesize graphene in a large scale [17].

The interleaver in the SCCC encoder has a main role in the performance of the error correcting code: it introduces the randomness necessary for iterative decoding.

The actor, who currently has a main role in Netflix's remake of Lost in Space, has also had roles in General Hospital, multiple tv series, including Bones and Witches of East End, as well as films such as The Wedding Ringer.

As mentioned before, Helbing et al. stated that the compromising mechanism by human groups in the context of minimizing the individuals' path length and maximizing the pedestrians' ease of travel and comfort has a main role in the formation of the MDS.

Thus, Rhombeobin has a main role in the coagulopathies induced by Lachesis muta rhombeata snake venom.

Indeed, they has a main role for the individual safeguard, both on an ontogenetic and a phylogenetic level.

They have a main role in the structure and the barrier function of the skin, which is fundamental in the sensitive skin.

The Supersonic Transport (SST) program proposed in 1961, first raised concern for the exposure of pregnant occupants by solar energetic particles (SEP), and neutrons were suspected to have a main role in particle propagation deep into the atmosphere.

This includes, in particular, the lead-water steam generators, which have a main role in the feedback between the primary and secondary system and whose operation has to satisfy, beside common requirements on steam pressure and temperature, additional physical constraints, like a lower limit of the feedwater temperature to avoid lead freezing in any operating condition.

Phytochemicals have a main role in first reducing the metal ions and then stabilizing the metal's nuclei in the form of nanoparticles as shown in Fig. 2.

Amino acids have a main role in digestive function through chemical sensing via the G protein-coupled receptors in the gastrointestinal tract and possibly in other tissues (i.e., liver and brain), gastrointestinal emptying, as potent stimulators of hormone (i.e, cholecystokinin), and pancreatic enzymes secretion, and they (glycine and taurine) conjugate with bile salts, which emulsify diet fats.