Sentence examples for prevalent role from inspiring English sources

And with universities such as Swansea creating teaching-only posts – albeit for academics whose research papers aren't deemed of high enough quality – teaching is set to play an increasingly prevalent role in academia.

A prevalent role of curves and wiggles in the cell walls on stiffness and strength (anticipated by models) is affirmed by the present measurements.

The prevalent role of starch components was stressed by the peaks in the O-alkyl-C region (60 110 ppm) which represented the 53 % of the total relative area (Table 4).

DOTATOC was used as model compounds due to its prevalent role as therapeutic (90Y/177Lu-DOTATOC) and also diagnostic (68Ga-DOTATOC and 44Sc-DOTATOC (Pruszyński et al. 2012)) agent for neuroendocrine tumors (NET).

The prevalent role of biofilm associated protein (Bap) of Staphylococcus aureus in early adhesion and the putative presence of Ca2+ binding EF hand motif in Bap was the motivation for this study.

Studies therefore often elaborate on cognitive difficulties and conceptual obstacles experienced by students in how mathematics is communicated to them (Artigue et al. 2007), particularly referring to the formal level of university mathematics and the prevalent role of proofs (Selden and Selden 2005).

Today, as actors become the predominant role models for how society sees itself, role-playing in dress is becoming more prevalent.

Given that the cell fractionation studies by Bratic and coworkers were carried out using whole fly body extracts, we do not rule out a minor mitochondrial presence of BSF in the IFMs, or a more prevalent mitochondrial role in other tissues.

Most of the coverage provided by many world media of the events of the last decade reveals that there had been a defect prevalent in the role and self-perception of the media.

There is evidence that IL-6 trans-signaling possess a prevalent pro-inflammatory role, whereas classic IL-6 signaling via the membrane bound IL-6R is needed for regenerative or anti-inflammatory processes [ 2].

Heavy alcohol consumption has been linked to an increased risk of several cancers However, the association between light to moderate drinking and overall cancer risk is less clear in US women and men, among whom light to moderate drinking is prevalent Furthermore, the role of alcohol independent of smoking is unclear.