Sentence examples for role to cause from inspiring English sources

Moreover, at the adverse conditions, melting, thermal softening and adhesion take the predominant role to cause plastic deformation.

Therefore, the novel pathway, TGF-beta-dependent induction of EMT via SMADs, may play an important role to cause glioma occurrence.

[Care coordinator] Another issue that was raised about care coordinators was the potential for their role to cause conflict with other health care professionals, such as GPs, who often have a longstanding relationship and familiarity with their patients and see themselves as the coordinator of their patients' care.

At the same time, histamine, whose role is to cause swelling, itching, and the beginning of the immune response, is released by mast cells and platelets of the victim in the region of the bite.

The other part came in their embracing roles guaranteed to cause mouth-watering and breast-beating.

I've dug deep for whatever role I played to cause such a breach, but I can't think of anything that would lead to a permanent severance of our relationship.

So DITPA may not interfere with reversible I/R model in which inflammation rather than calcium dyshomeostasis have major role to play to cause tissue damage s.

Based on previous transmission electron microscopic (TEM) evidence of intracellularity in the ovary and oocytes (Coomans and Claeys 1998; Coomans et al. 2000; Vandekerckhove et al. 2000) several authors suggested Xiphinematobacter's primary role may be to cause thelytokous parthenogenesis in the nematode (Coomans and Claeys 1998; Coomans and Willems 1998; Luc et al. 1998).

Every month she'd send in pristine copy, carefully tailored to the word count and audience, in her ninth decade, and still kindly but briskly solving reader's troubles with a combination of empathy and straight talking (opening a back issue at random, one of her replies begins: "There seems to be a number of people who think their role at work is to cause trouble").

We examined the hypothesis that the GIs play a role in the ability to cause human disease by testing whether the presence of GIs was significantly different in clinical and environmental isolates.

Whether we call these different components of overtraining syndrome or not, it is the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and the autonomic nervous system that play key roles, creating sufficient stress to cause system injury on various levels, and ultimately maladaptation [16, 17, 19].