Sentence examples for measurable role from inspiring English sources

"We found human-caused, heat-trapping greenhouse gases can play a measurable role in events such as the August rains that resulted in such devastating floods, affecting so many people," said Karin van der Wiel, a research associate at Noaa's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory.

The diffusion of adsorbed O and H on the surface plays a measurable role in the reaction, increasing the maximum production rates as the diffusion rate increases.

However we find autophagy has no measurable role in vacuolar escape and intracellular growth in primary cultured bone marrow derived macrophages (BMDMs) deficient for autophagy (atg5−/−).

At 24 and 48 hours post infection, PVL appears to play a modest, but measurable role in pathogenesis during the early stages of bacteremic seeding of the kidney, the target organ from which bacteria were not cleared.

PVL appears to play a modest, but measurable role in pathogenesis during the early stages of bacteremic seeding of the kidney, the target organ from which bacteria were not cleared, as evidence by an increasing bacterial load over time (Table 4).

While IL-4 enhances MCA carcinogenesis, it does not play a measurable role in our DMBA/TPA carcinogenesis experiments.

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Laboratory markers are giving insight into the role of measurable genetic changes; however, there is often difficulty in translating laboratory data into practical use in human populations.

Effective sintering viscosity, ηs, which is readily measurable, helps better understand the role played by the different glaze constituents and by the firing conditions in sintering, enabling more rational design of these materials.

We subjected the data resulting from this survey to the ANFIS method (the adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system), to identify measurable parameters that play a role in the ability to read decorative Arabic scripts.

Due to challenges in conducting studies of long-term outcomes consequent to imaging use, intermediate health outcomes may capture a test's impact on successful diagnosis and therapy, and can provide readily measurable, incremental insights into the role of imaging in health-care delivery and efficiency.