Sentence examples for instance the role from inspiring English sources
For instance, the role played by the rightwing Pravy Sektor organisation in the unrest has been overplayed in Russian coverage, while simultaneously being underplayed in the western press.
Beginning this year, for instance, the Role 3 hospital at Kandahar Airfield will gradually decrease the level of treatment it currently offers wounded Afghans.
Take, for instance, the role of one of Greece's creditors, the International Monetary Fund, which many Greeks blame for the austerity policies imposed on them by the bailouts of 2010 and 2012.
For instance, the role of the island's political parties in arming gangs of partisans who turned the ghetto streets into war zones in the 1970's and 80's is only touched upon.
For instance, the role of the hippocampus in storing new memories is reasonably (though not fully) understood, but the region seems to have other functions as well.Synaptic chipScale is often a problem with trying to build spares for the brain.
There are also many other general philosophical problems about science that also occur in the ecological context, for instance, the role of idealizations, models, and so on.
Take, for instance, the roles of government and the private sector.
For instance, the roles of strategy and discipline by members of that movement tend to be regarded as less relevant than the contributions of key US opinion leaders and institutions that helped usher in political change.
For instance, the roles of expert review committees are important mechanisms for dealing with research proposals that raise new ELSI challenges.
For instance, the roles of POT1 in inhibiting telomerase and the ATR kinase could be mediated by a factor that could either modulate the overhang binding of POT1, or act as a mediator molecule once POT1 has engaged on the DNA.
In the most advanced instances, the role of the pilot has been changed from that of an individual who continuously controlled the aircraft in every phase of flight to a systems manager who oversees and directs the human and mechanical resources in the cockpit.
