Sentence examples for role on development from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that isolation had a great role on development of the landscapes.

Thymic epithelial cells (TECs) are thought to be a principal component of the thymic stroma that provides signals to developing thymocytes, and we therefore hypothesized that ADAM17 in TECs plays a key non-cell autonomous role on development of T cells.

These studies, and a growing literature on the role of development on lifelong health, would suggest that a significant proportion of disease risk can be linked to the intrauterine environment.

However, ethylene not only affects the final stages of plant development, but also has regulatory roles on development throughout the life cycle of the plant.

In both mice and humans, IGF1 and IGF2 are the major foetal growth factors, and they exert a continuous role on growth throughout development (Efstratiadis 1998, Klammt et al. 2008).

NaCl has a profound role on microbial development influencing cheese sensory and technological properties.

Generally, apoptosis of cells is a normal physiological process which plays a pivotal role on the development of tissue organisms, morphological changes such as cytoplasm shrinkage, chromatin condensation, DNA fragmentation, and apoptotic body formations.

The other neuroticism facets (e.g., vulnerability, emotional instability, and lack of energy) were most related with rumination suggesting that the broad traits of emotional distress that characterize neuroticism play a role on the development of rumination.

Combination of inorganic quantum dots (QDs) and organic/metallorganic dyes as supracollectors nanocomposites could have an important role on the development of efficient photovoltaic devices based on the synergistic action of the hybrid-sensitizers.

It was found that the calcination temperature and the extra water added to the mixture to assure the good workability play an important role on the development of the system's workability and compressive strength.

TAO over-expressing transgenic T. brucei was refractory to the development of the PCD-like phenomenon compared to the wild-type, indicating that expression of TAO might have a regulatory role on PCD development.