Sentence examples for responsible for central from inspiring English sources
She'd proved that an embryo has an organiser – essentially the chunk of cells responsible for central nervous system and spinal growth – that directs development even when implanted in another embryo.
It wanted to help patients with a form of age-related mascular degeneration (AMD) where damage to the part of the eye responsible for central vision – the macula – causes them to lose that area of vision.
Dickenman's talents as a recruiter, which were established at Connecticut, are largely responsible for Central's turnaround.
This, in turn, initiates inflammatory reaction in the ganglia that is responsible for central sensitization [1].
As the largest single lymphatic organ in the human body, the spleen is responsible for central immunological and haematological tasks.
Flow-limitation in central airways was proposed as a major factor responsible for central airway deposition as well as abnormal clearance in common obstructive lung diseases.
Taken together, the results of these studies indicate that the α2A-AR is centrally predominant and exerts a tonic sympathoinhibitory function, whereas peripherally it has a vasoconstrictive effect; the α2B-AR is responsible for the central hypertensive sympathoexcitatory response to salt, but is not expressed on vascular wall structures; and the α2C-AR seems to have no hemodynamic function.
The avian vocal organ, the syrinx, is a key component in the hierarchy of structures responsible for translating central song motor programs into acoustic behavior.
In lieu of a central bank, the Financial Institution Division and the Brunei Currency Board, both part of the Ministry of Finance, are responsible for most central banking services.
But he is also responsible for the central planning blunders and stifling government controls that – along with the US embargo – have strangled the economy, leaving most Cubans scrabbling for decent food and desperate for better living standards.
"He is one of the two people most responsible for the central role of television in modern American politics" — the other, he said, being Charles Guggenheim, who worked for Robert F. Kennedy.
