Sentence examples for prominent function from inspiring English sources
In accordance with the prominent function of transport in mycorrhizal roots, the membrane transporters functional category was found to be one of the most-regulated categories in roots colonized by AM fungi [ 50, 51, 54].
One prominent function of COI calculations is setting priorities in decision making.
Although glucose can generate ATP via glycolysis, its most prominent function is evidently in anabolism (biosynthesis).
The FACT is an informant-based, forced-choice measure designed to identify the most prominent function associated with the occurrence of problem behaviors.
The most prominent function of mTOR is to control protein synthesis through directly phosphorylating translational regulators such as eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4E binding protein 1 (4E-BP1) and S6 kinase 1 (S6K1) [42].
A prominent function of CAP-Gly domains is to bind to C-terminal EEY/F-COO− sequence motifs present in α-tubulin and in some microtubule-associated protein tails; however, CAP-Gly domains also interact with other structural elements including end-binding homology domains, zinc-finger motifs and proline-rich sequences.
Gene detection plays an important role in public health and consumer finances cause its prominent functions in precision medicine, pathogens detection and species identification.
Over decades such neuronal feedback attracted a huge amount of theoretical modeling [1 3] and one of the most prominent functions that is proposed for the recurrent synaptic connections is that of associative memory.
One of the most prominent functions of vertebrate Vent transcription factors is repression of organizer-specific genes such as Goosecoid and chordin.
The increase or decrease of the biofilm mass subsequent to exposure would indicate prominent functions of proteins, extracellular DNA (eDNA) or carbohydrates, respectively, in biofilm mass and structure.
The prominent functions associated with theses classes are cell morphology, tissue morphology, tumor morphology, cellular movement, cell to cell signalling and interaction, and cellular assembly and organization (Table 6).
