Each of the 8 cancer-related genes listed above plays one or more key roles in processes known to be altered during tumor initiation and development [ 16].
Recent studies of their morphology and function suggest that embedded live osteocytes have one or more key roles that are relevant to the multiple toughening processes operating at sub-osteon level.
Therefore, exactly as it has happened in other fields like the Web, mobile and wearable, user interfaces in the IoT ecosystem will play more and more a key role in the end user acceptance.
And of course Denis stuck with Margaret Thatcher, although he played a more low key role than the current leaders' partners.
Upgrading and up-rating of existing brown fields will therefore more and more play a key role in the framework of an intelligent rehabilitation work ensuring comparatively fast investment recovery times and immediate benefits in plant output and management.
A subset of individuals of African descent expresses full-length caspase-12 rendering these individuals more susceptible to inflammatory diseases, again pointing more to a key role for this caspase in the immune response [ 84].
Phillips usually draws the unglamorous assignment of covering the tight end, although in the Super Bowl it seems very likely that Shaun Williams, the free safety, will probably play more of a key role in covering Shannon Sharpe, the Ravens' dangerous tight end.
In sum, we can welcome the claim that multiculturalists should think more about the key role of the municipal level of government.
Although at first this process did no more than recover past levels of integration, since approximately the 1960s the integration process accelerated at an unprecedented rhythm, often called the second wave of globalization, in which trade once more played a key role (Findlay and O'Rourke 2007).
