Sentence examples for role of interplay from inspiring English sources

A later study from the same group reported an increase in iron deposition, impaired dopamine function in dorsal striatum, and affected iron transport proteins in substantia nigra in HFD rats, suggesting the role of interplay between high fat intake and iron metabolism in PD [ 127].

Our data should be put in perspective of what others have found and discussed in terms of a role of interplay between mutations in genes encoding proteins involved in innate viral immunity and autophagy, and the presence of microorganisms, both viruses and bacteria, as a triggering factor of CD.

Special attention was given to the role of stakeholder interplay in the emergence and formulation of these policies, as well as gaps in their implementation.

We used a cued fear conditioning design with extinction and a post-extinction phase to provoke the return of fear and examined the role of the interplay of amygdala, hippocampus and prefrontal regions.

We investigate extensively the role of the interplay between the spatial resolution of the sampling grid and aquifer heterogeneity with respect to the accuracy of the mass discharge estimation.

Finally, we discuss the functional role of the interplay between mutant p53 proteins and autophagy in cancer progression, a fundamental knowledge to design more effective therapies against cancers bearing mutant TP53 gene.

Not only is our analytical formulation in good agreement with the finite element simulation results, but it provides an insight into the role of the interplay between structure and elastic instability, and gives an efficient methodology to pursue questions of rational design in the field of mechanical metamaterials.

Therefore, we propose more studies to focus on the role of complex interplay between TP53, ER and VEGF signalling from therapeutic and prognostic context in breast cancer.

The present study produced a new type of evidence for the role of interhemispheric interplay in the normal brain, by uncovering left-hemisphere effects due to right AG TMS, which showed some analogy to performance effects of the same TMS for right targets contralateral to the left hemisphere.

M. A. Soares et al. in their article entitled "Heparan Sulfate Proteoglycans May Promote or Inhibit Cancer Progression by Interacting with Integrins and Affecting Cell Migration" discuss the role of the interplay between integrins and heparan sulfate proteoglycans (such as syndecans and basement membrane proteoglycans) in health and cancer progression.

** For data showing that Black-White differences in cognitive ability are largest on the highly culture-dependent tests, I highly recommend reading Chapter 4 of Kees-Jan Kan's doctoral dissertation, "The Nature of Nurture: The Role of Gene-Environment Interplay in the Development of Intelligence".