Sentence examples for has a negative role from inspiring English sources

Based on previous published observations and our resent study results, we believe that ZmCCT has a negative role in LD-induced energy metabolism for flowering transition in maize.

So, the presence of a Mo bond coat as a barrier between the coating and the substrate has a negative role on the adhesion.

Furthermore, the levels of proteins participating in photosynthesis and energy metabolism were down-regulated in NIL-cml SAMs, whereas carbohydrate metabolism-related proteins were increased compared to control, indicating that ZmCCT has a negative role in LD-induced energy metabolism for flowering transition in maize.

One possible explanation is that the disruption of ADE2 has a negative role on replicative lifespan.

BIN2 has a negative role in the BR signaling pathways [ 13].

As previously described, pVHL has a negative role on HIF-1 α and MDM2 on p53.

On the other hand, cyclin D1 appears to have a negative role on adipogenesis as Fu et al reported that this cyclin negatively regulates PPARγ-mediated adipocyte differentiation through recruitment of HDACs to the promoter region of PPARγ target genes (Fu et al, 2005).

On the other hand, it has been proven that, in large amounts, these metals can cause oxidative stress in the animal body, which can on the one hand be beneficial, killing tumour cells, but on the other hand it may have a negative role inducing cancer by oxidative DNA lesion [34].

The findings of the study revealed that having no role to play in work culture "was more detrimental to one's well-being than having a negative role to play".

The findings of the study revealed that having no role to play in work culture "was more detrimental to one's well-being than having a negative role to play". The effects of ostracism were not only detrimental to employee health, they were also found to affect people's job performance and satisfaction.

This finding indicates that Src kinases do not have a negative role in the activation of the NF-κB pathway.