Sentence examples for patrolling role from inspiring English sources
For instance, the presentation of CX3CL1 as quasi-immobile bundles has advantages that can explain the patrolling role of the CX3CL1-CX3CL1 pair.
These findings imply that MMP-14 serves as an additional marker of the LyC6lo CCR2lo CX3CR1hi monocyte subset that performs a patrolling role in early responses to cell injury and infection and also in tissue repair after ischaemic injury.
Indeed, our findings show that MMP-14 may serve as an additional marker of the LyC6lo CCR2lo CX3CR1hi monocyte subset that performs a patrolling role in early responses to vascular and myocardial injury.
But Madison police chief Mike Koval told WKOW-TV he was looking at alternatives for Kenny returning to a patrol role.
The squadron's maritime patrol role increased in importance from May 1942 when Japanese submarines began operating off the Australian east coast.
In recent years the job has changed quite significantly, with more officers moving out of beat patrol roles and into specialist units, such as crime scene investigation and domestic violence.
There are limits to defensive strategies in our major cities: barriers, detection devices and uniformed patrols have their role, but in a sprawling city like New York the only real way to prevent a terrorist attack is to penetrate the cell before it can act.
The Chicago Sun-Times and NBC Chicago, citing unnamed sources, reported that Emanuel will appoint Eddie Johnson, a well-regarded veteran cop who currently serves as CPD's head of patrol, to the role of interim superintendent.
The police department had assigned four officers to the dance, but they did not see their role as patrolling the perimeter of the campus.
In April 2014,it was announced that the State Police would play a more prominent role in patrolling the streets of the city under the "TIDE-TAG" program.
With the grounding of the F-15 Eagles, the 158th Fighter Wing, which is based in Vermont took over the role of patrolling the Northeast's skies earlier than expected.
