Sentence examples for more consistent role from inspiring English sources

"The evangelicals are having a more consistent role in congress, and are acting in a prejudiced manner," he said.

"I think it's maybe down to having a more consistent role in the team," he said yesterday at Lord's, as England regrouped for the second Investec Test against Australia, which begins tomorrow.

Furthermore, our study combined with that of Lieb et al. and Wang et al. supports a more consistent role for the recently identified component of RAAS, ACEII, than the discordant findings for the original ACEI, in modulating cardiac hypertrophy, and in particular in modifying the extent of hypertrophy that develops in response to HCM-causing mutations.

These characteristics of FTO are more consistent with its role as a nutrient sensor and it would be interesting to explore if nutrients like AAs play any role in the regulation of FTO's cellular localization.

I have been an advocate of conservative and Republican-leaning principles my whole life, though my beliefs actually probably are more in line with the Libertarian party's ideology which is more consistent about the role of government than the GOP's.

This is more consistent with a role of FTO in regualting gene expression (at the posttranscriptional level) than in reparing DNA.

The observed trend for the protective effect of KIR2DS1 to increase in the presence of its putative ligand, HLA-C2, may be more consistent with a role for this receptor although the effectives of each strata are small.

It is difficult to conclude that this SNP replicates the association found in the Chinese samples; however, this gene does replicate in two populations of European descent and the Chinese population, indicating perhaps allelic heterogeneity for PON1, but more importantly a consistent role for PON1 in PTB.

Our expression patterns suggest that PDGF expression is more consistent with this role in cell migration and differentiation.

This is potentially important because the physiology of dopaminergic neurotransmission is more consistent with a role in mediating precision.

Until more studies conclude that adaptive evolution acts to diversify alleles at host symbiont recognition genes, the positive selection seen among alleles at Oculina tachylectin-2 should be considered more consistent with a role in immunity than symbiosis.