Sentence examples for plays a fundamental role to from inspiring English sources

In this context the engine management system (EMS) plays a fundamental role to optimize engine operation.

Current trends suggest that people seek to learn and to study in flexible environments; therefore, virtual education in higher education plays a fundamental role to meet this trend.

Adding new shape parameters to expand a parent distribution plays a fundamental role to generate a larger family with a wide range of skewness and light or heavy tails.

This observation indicates that JAK-mediated signaling through activating STAT2 and PI3K plays a fundamental role to ESC differentiation across species.

We argue that the operation of scale-free bioenergetic dynamics plays a fundamental role to integrate cellular function, while providing a framework for robust, yet flexible, responses to the environment.

Autophagy, a cytosol-to-lysosome membrane-trafficking process of degradation of cellular constituents, is a housekeeping homeostatic pathway and also plays a fundamental role to preserve cell viability upon different stress conditions [ 19].

"It is quite clear that books are a necessity and play a fundamental role to people in prison".

Given that guanacos are low impact grazers, they could play a fundamental role to stop desertification processes in arid ecosystems, relieve pressure on native habitat and even facilitate limited range recovery while providing an economic alternative to local producers (FAO [1992]).

Specific expression, interaction, and subcellular localization of MAPK-inactivating protein phosphatases can play a fundamental role to determine the specificity, as shown here for KIM-containing AP2Cs in Arabidopsis.

Since the pioneering experiments showing quantized coherent excitations in electrical circuits [1,2], superconducting circuits including Josephson junctions are playing a fundamental role to demonstrate quantum effects at a mesoscopic level and, remarkably, in quantum information processing.

Locality exploitation is a classical problem in computer architecture and compiler design that presently still plays a fundamental role due to the growing gap between memory and processor speeds.