Sentence examples for role preserved from inspiring English sources

Human ultraconserved elements (UCEs), for example, are longer than 200 bp with 100% identity with other mammals and they are more highly conserved than coding regions (Katzman et al. 2007), suggesting an important functional role preserved by stabilizing selection.

In the tedious discussions that followed, Gallatin played the leading role, preserving peace among his colleagues and establishing an enviable reputation as a diplomat.

Evidence suggests that sumoylation plays a role in preserving function and integrity of intra-nuclear compartments [ 22].

Studies have also hinted at curcumin's antidepressant and anti-anxiety effects, while others have illustrated its potential role in preserving brain function as we age.

GSH had an essential role in preserving nuclear function from deleterious oxidative modifications.

But he found a nuance in milder, meeker roles that preserved them from sickliness.

Steps should be taken, it said, to ensure that "regulatory independence and clarity of roles are preserved in all circumstances".

As a result, ASCs play an essential role in preserving the anatomical form and function of most multicellular organisms.

So, even though we have $38 billion, and it plays a huge role today, preserving it for the future is part of our fiduciary responsibility.

The distinction is between beliefs that play a role in preserving past apprehension (and which are constituents of episodic memory), and those that do not play a role in preserving past apprehension (and which are not, strictly speaking, memories).

This code has played a certain role in preserving the solidarity of the Iroquois League.