Sentence examples for more straightforward role from inspiring English sources

Unlike the more straightforward role vocabulary knowledge has been found to play in relation to both L2 reading and listening, the extent to which grammar knowledge contributes to L2 listening comprehension remains underdetermined largely due to a meager research base (Graham et al. 2010).

Other forms of methylation appear to have a more straightforward role in regulating gene expression, and in some cases it may suffice to predict that, for example, as up-stream CG methylation increases at a gene, its expression will likely decrease.

But with cloud computing, switching is far more straightforward and the role of switch vendors changes.

Meanwhile there has been a reduction in more straightforward angioplasty (although a lesser role than previously thought in claudication due to femoropopliteal disease) and thrombolysis.

Deuterium labeling data of the naive CD4+ T-cell pool gave more straightforward insights into the possible role of homeostatic compensation during healthy aging, as this population did not contain high levels of CD95+ T cells at any age.

A friend of mine had this job title and, unfortunately, he didn't work on a Star Trek set – in fact, his role was much more straightforward than this technical title implies.

At the same time, it's also important not to lose sight of the more straightforward and larger ways Facebook plays a role in elections.

Another option would be to strip Newsnight of its investigative role, reshaping it as a more straightforward news bulletin, in the style of BBC1's 10pm news programme.

The fact that scoring of HER2 SISH signals is more straightforward than interpretation of HER2 IHC may play a role here.

The role of the care partner may be more straightforward in Western countries than in many developing nations.

Interview with OT 02sC-1305 The complex nature of borderline capacity seems to stem from the role that values play in these judgements compared with the more straightforward clear-cut cases in which capacity can be treated more factually.