Sentence examples for largely act as from inspiring English sources

Thus, it appears that the eicosanoids present during acute infection largely act as immunomodulators that aid in the transition to and maintenance of the chronic phase of the disease [23].

Lung cells also express phase II enzymes such as epoxide hydrolase, UGT1A (glucuronyl transferase), and GST-P1 (glutathione S-transferase), which largely act as detoxifying enzymes.

Since miRNAs largely act as 'early' regulators of signal transduction by modulating the levels of transcription factors, we chose to construct the library from soybean roots 3 h post rhizobial inoculation.

That may in part be because of the subway access in Clinton Hill, which is good but not great: the most accessible line is the Manhattan-deprived G, which has largely acted as a deterrent to the flood of young professionals seen in some other neighborhoods.

If Kelly and the rest of Trump's staff can't restrain him and it seems highly unlikely that they will be able to the onus will eventually fall on Republicans in Congress, who, until now, have largely acted as the President's cheerleaders and enablers, but who ultimately hold the power to get rid of him.

The assessment over the watershed area, including CF and non-CF areas, reveals that the study area has largely acted as a sink through the increased biomass by 266,284 and 57,217 tons during 2002 09 and 2009 12, respectively.

The Chromecast has next to no user interface of its own, either; it's got a single screen that shows the time and whether or not it's connected to your WiFi that appears when nothing is being streamed, but again, the device you're streaming from largely acts as the interface.

The inflammatory response, glial cell activation, and the inhibitory microenvironment that exists in the acute phase after trauma largely acts as a negative obstruction to any form of cellular therapy.

Act as quickly as possible.

Act as much as possible.

"I do believe we will see Rangers making a trip there to highlight the American factor, but it's cynical to suggest the signings are intended largely to act as a rallying call to American fans".