Sentence examples for the common role from inspiring English sources

In order to evaluate the common role of Gla residues in peptide self-assembly, we extend herein the same Gla arrangement to designed peptides: NH2 γLSγEAK 3 CONH2 (peptide 1) and NH2 γLSγEAKγLSγQANγLSγKAE CONH2 (peptide 2).

By comparing genome-wide binding sites of Sox2 in embryonic stem cells (ESCs) and TSCs combined with inducible knockout systems, we found that, despite the common role in safeguarding the stem cell state, Sox2 regulates distinct sets of genes with unique functions in these two different yet developmentally related types of stem cells.

Over the past four decades, Seyfarth and wife have studied how friendships function in the monkey world, noting that even the common role of "wingman" carries over to non-humankind.

Our results demonstrate the function of COPI components in organ morphogenesis and highlight the common role of apical secretion and assembly of transient organotypic matrices in tube expansion.

The common role for the BMP pathway in all of these seems to be an inappropriate response to damage to the respective organ.

That it corrects with oestrogen treatment in both genders, reflects the common role across genders of oestrogen in bone development [ 34].

It explains the practical implications of GILS for the common roles of organizations involved in handling information, from content provider through system engineer and intermediary to searcher.

To review the common roles that physicians pursue away from work and identify related challenges and potential solutions, so that individuals can develop a personalized plan for success in each of the areas.

In Section 3, we have reported the common roles in an IoT system.

Students point out the common roles to be performed by more than one student and also add or delete responsibilities to lend clarity to each student's role.

Given the common roles of the BRCA gene products in genomic maintenance, this suggests that phenotypic differences between BRCA1- and BRCA2-associated tumours impose selective advantages for distinct genomic alterations in the context of instability generated by BRCA-deficiency.