Sentence examples for responsible for elements from inspiring English sources
On a typical street, according to one illustration, almost a dozen entities — including six city agencies — are responsible for elements ranging from sidewalk cafes (Department of Consumer Affairs) to utility poles (Department of Transportation) to facades or awnings (Department of Buildings).
The proposals could dramatically change everything from access and affordability of the Internet to oversight by the ITU -- and therefore governments -- of ICANN, the IETF and other organizations responsible for elements of the Internet's architecture.
NW, LBA and KF were responsible for elements of the study design specific to this analysis.
The fluid rock interactions studied under controlled conditions allow a precise explanation and quantification of the release mechanisms responsible for element mobilization from the studied rocks at up to 90 °C.
Burleigh anticipates this objection with a characteristic sneer: "Only people with no understanding of how the Catholic Church operates can hold the Vatican responsible for fanatic elements in its own lower clergy".
John joined eBay in March 2005 as President of eBay Marketplaces, responsible for all elements of eBay's global ecommerce businesses.
The IRS is responsible for crucial elements of Obamacare, such as distributing the tax credits that individuals and small businesses will use to defray the cost of health insurance.
Although the architecture in Denmark was not considered remarkable, Pick was impressed with the way in which designers there were often responsible for all elements of a building including the interior fixtures and fittings.
The authors were responsible for all elements of data collection.
By combining GO annotations from domain and family entries that a protein matches, users can identify which domains are responsible for particular elements of protein family function.
Likewise, specific differences in these motifs are likely to identify residues responsible for contacting elements of the Chi sequence that are unique to each bacterial species.
