Sentence examples for integrative roles from inspiring English sources

The simultaneous projections from the caudal E-DEC neurons to both the spinal cord and the NA suggest that these neurons also play integrative roles in non-respiratory behaviors including vocalization, swallowing and defecation.

The same situation applies to retinoid X receptors (RXR), because RXRs are well-known obligate heterodimer partners for PPAR actions in controlling the storage and use of energy, and they play integrative roles across multiple metabolic systems [ 23].

Learning Culture, however, was not statistically different between the two countries, despite better mean ratings of perceived integrative role models and of the actual integration of AM into daily clinical practice amongst Swiss trainees (Table  7).

Anticommunism had played an important social and political integrative role in the Federal Republic from the start.

In general, the methodology also encourages an integrative role of stakeholders.

Van der Vleuten et al. identify a common view of infrastructure as: "technologies of connection that play a constitutive and integrative role in economies and societies".

This integrative role or value is most directly associated with access consciousness, but also clearly with the larger phenomenal and intentional structure of experience.

Engineers could, therefore, build a bridge between designers and scientists, and through their integrative role, could guide the HCI community to realizing its full potential.

Moreover, here the meta-institution of government obviously has a pivotal directive and integrative role in relation to other institutions and their inter-relationships, even though government is itself simply one institution within the larger society.

This article illustrates such an integrative role for macroergonomics with respect to systems safety using the example of the construction sector, a domain in which accidents, injuries and fatalities are all too common.

Because of its relatively simple anatomic architecture, the peripheral ANS serves as a model system to understand neuronal development, structural and functional linkages among neurons and their targets, and the integrative role(s) these "little brains" (6,000 30,000 neurons) serve.