Sentence examples for role and control of from inspiring English sources

The stereotyped cross-midline mitoses of progenitors in the zebrafish neural keel [1 4] provide a unique experimental paradigm for defining the role and control of single-cell orientation for tissue-level morphogenesis in vivo.

They found that the use of intra-organizational performance measures conflicts with the need for inter-organizational collaboration and therefore proposed: incorporating the customer in the EE; using unified measures to align the different firms' goals within the EE; reformulating the hierarchical role and control of managers in EEs.

Those who have been the leaders in the development and protection of the Internet and its freedom are convinced this move by the U.S., leading by example, will actually strengthen the role of democratic principles, and encourage liberty respecting countries to join non-profits and other legitimate stakeholders to resist authoritarian attempts to increase the role and control of governments.

Sensitive, accurate, high-throughput and cost-effective methods should give a better definition of the role and control of this epigenetic modification, especially in cancer.

The reports had an increasingly politicized focus on the role (and control) of flying foxes as carriers of HeV (8 ) and a deemphasis of the critical role played by horses in HeV transmission to humans.

These observations suggest that the QC cannot fulfill positional signaling roles and control of initials fate after IR in atm seedlings, and that ATM likely controls decisive checkpoints for stem cell maintenance.

The rotator cuff plays an important role in stabilization and control of the complex course of motion of the glenohumeral joint (GHJ) [1].

Station Headquarters Amberley was dissolved on 1 July, and the depot took over the role of command and control of the base.

Categorization suggests a role in differentiation and control of cell-cycle, particularly of G2/M genes.

Furthermore, the general public, as the users and occupants of buildings, plays an important role in prevention and control of these problems.

Gender analysis examines the relationships between females and males, their roles, access to and control of resources, and the constraints they face relative to each other.