Sentence examples for of general role from inspiring English sources

We extracted the following quotes as key-statements on the subjects of general role definition, definition of the professional domain, and action patterns, i.e., the dimensions of the typology: 'A geriatrician combines obtaining a sound medical and social history with the ability to comprehensively assess and examine older patients'.

Open image in new window Figure 6 Schematic summary of general roles of RAS-RAF-MEK pathway in protecting dendritic atrophy caused by dynein malfunction or mitochondrial dysfunction.

The roles of serotonin in V1 might thus be regarded as an enhancement of a general role of serotonin in the modulation of thalamocortical transmission.

The severity of these developmental defects largely precludes a thorough analysis of the general role of HD-ZIPIII proteins at later stages of development.

The chief, prince, or king of small societies discharged the judicial function as part of the general role of political leader.

Taken together, these data argue in favor of a general role of the myosin heavy chain in the development of the cardiovascular system.

The study also raises questions of the general role of the enhanced permeability and retention (EPR) effect in tumor targeting and the effectiveness of bioimaging, specifically for theranostics, in tracking drug distribution and pharmacokinetics.

Second, melatonin is also produced in the retina, and although the role of retinal melatonin is considered to be restricted to paracrine effects, this inevitably implies that pinealectomy is an insufficient test of the general role of melatonin.

Here, we summarise the impact and importance of their general role.

This points to a possible function in the interaction between a parasitic plant and its host and strengthens the notion of a general role in interactions between organisms.

Although there is no direct study on miR-208 in context of DHD, the general role of miR-208 in regulating cardiac hypertrophic growth through MHC could suggest its pathological role in DHD.