Sentence examples for propagating role from inspiring English sources
HMGB1 has a propagating role in inflammatory responses [ 6, 62] and seems to be an important RAGE ligand in sepsis and acute inflammation [ 52, 63, 64].
Cernovich, who until this week was best known for his role propagating the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory that Hillary Clinton and her campaign chairman ran a secret child sex trafficking ring in a pizza parlor, ran with the misspelled headline: "MSNBC Contributor Sam Seder Endorses Polanki's Sex Crimes in Now Deleted Tweet". .
However, migratory birds may also play a role propagating the disease.
Recent analyses have provided insight into how CENP-A is recognised and propagated, identified roles for post-translational modifications and dissected how CENP-A recruits other centromere proteins to mediate kinetochore assembly.
This can also be the reason for a disease-propagating role of the SNS in animal models of arthritis (summarized in [ 116]).
However, conduct books simultaneously constricted women's roles, propagating what has been called "the angel in the house" image (alluding to Coventry Patmore's poem of that name).
But seriously, it appears that a push for a return to the gold standard — the Golden Fetters that played such a large role in propagating the Great Depression — is going to be part of the Republican platform.
In Manufacturing Consent, their now classic work on the role of the media in legitimising income inequality, Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky argue that the news media play a central role in propagating an ideology that renders invisible the true class relations of capitalism.
The White House press corps seemed poised to play its role in propagating the day's message, too.
I don't like the thought that I played a role in propagating white supremacy in this country, but I did.
The Note also assessed the impact of its speculation about changes in the Kerry campaign, without acknowledging its own role in propagating the rumor and in contributing to the need for such a war room.
