Sentence examples for the considerable role of from inspiring English sources
There are many possible ways of celebrating the considerable role of women in the online activist community, but sticking them on a "women's issues panel" while stuffing the 25 other panels with men is not one of them.
An impressive assemblage, the show -- organized by the Salvador Dali Museum of St .Petersburg, Fla .-- examines the considerable role of Surrealism in American art and includes a number of artists with connections to the Cape, among them Motherwell, Theodoros Stamos, William Baziotes, Peter Busa, Boris Margo and Hofmann.
Simulation of heating energy consumption of a set of sample buildings illustrates the considerable role of passive solar gain in existing and nearly Zero Energy buildings and the conflicting aspects of peak load versus consumption.
The present study highlights the considerable role of P-selectin in the progression of CLD caused by HCV and S.mansoni.
However, the considerable role of epigenetic-based mechanisms contributing to these phenomena has yet to be fully investigated [ 2].
The ADHD heritability, estimated at 60%to80%0%, highlights the considerable role of environmental toxicants in the disorder susceptibility [ 15].
However, the likely considerable role of 'epigenetics'-based mechanisms in the regulation of these diverse biological processes has yet to be fully investigated [ 2].
This study also suggests the considerable role played by the physiological condition of the population before lethal treatment.
25 26 The third finding reveals that the perceived exposure to the threat plays a considerable role in the adoption of protective behaviours.
Indeed, it seems entirely possible that these contrarian aspects of "The Wind Done Gone" played a considerable role in the desire of the Mitchell trusts to squash its publication.
It has, indeed, persisted into modern times in India and parts of Africa and Asia, and it played a considerable role in the development of the Teutonic and Slavic peoples of Europe.
