Sentence examples for proximate role from inspiring English sources

Do you think that young authors now have fewer proximate role models than you did in the sixties and seventies?

This suggests that while carnivore avoidance was probably part and parcel of hominin daily life in the Early Pleistocene Olduvai Basin, other considerations such as water, tree cover, dry land, and toolstone played more proximate roles.

Inspired by the role proximate metal centres play in increasing localised reagent concentration within enzymes, multimetallic species have been introduced to enhance several chemical transformations such as the Diels Alder [167] and Stecker [168] reactions [169, 170].

Embodied talking avatars are agents that take the roles as proximate messengers of product information.

Tinbergen shared the 1973 Nobel Prize for Medicine with Karl von Frisch and Konrad Lorenz, having explored the importance of distinguishing the evolutionary roles of "proximate mechanisms" (causation and ontogeny) and "ultimate mechanisms" (adaptation and phylogeny).

Regulation of release of this factor by OLGs, therefore, may have important roles on proximate neurons.

This finding incites for further research elucidating the respective roles of proximate environmental versus evolutionary genetic factors in promoting locust phase change.

(Note that other factors, such as other environmental inputs, play a distinct role in the proximate causation of a phenotype [21].

The maternal immune system probably plays a role in the proximate mechanism of impairment of the fetal development in Toxoplasma-infected women.

It suggests that the maternal immune system could play some role in the proximate mechanism of impairment of the fetal development in Toxoplasma-infected women.

Several lines of evidence thus point toward a possible role for PKC signaling as a proximate target for the neurotoxicity of PBDE-99.