Sentence examples for this role identified from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this role, identified substrates for parkin include the transmembrane GTPase mitofusins 1 and 2 [ 49, 51– 57], TOMM70A (translocase of outer mitochondrial membrane 70 homologue A) [ 58, 59] and O-glycosylated α-synuclein [ 60– 60].

The Department of Transportation has played this role, identifying and addressing national transportation needs, including those of less populated regions, since its inception, Pena argued.

The rhythm guitarist takes the role identified by Eric Cantona for Didier Deschamps in the French football team of the 1990s: the water carrier.

This study aimed to describe that role, identify how professionally supported they felt and their career intentions.

Given this and the key role identified for residue R531 in activation gating, it is perhaps unsurprising that proline substitution at the adjacent L532 residue significantly alters IhERG activation characteristics as it can be anticipated to alter S4 structure and influence of this domain on the S4 S5 linker.

This in turn threatens the very establishment, let alone ongoing maintenance, of informational continuity of care and prohibits the enactment of the roles identified in this systematic review.

These are clearly issues that warrant attention within the practice of family medicine in order to enhance the establishment and maintenance of informational continuity of care through the enactment of the roles identified in this systematic review.

Given that informational continuity is a dimension of overall continuity of care, it is thus likely that undertaking strategies to ensure that one successfully undertakes the roles identified in this review could lead to these and/or other such outcomes.

The unit's remit is to include a proactive role identifying potential future trouble.

His role: identify opportunities in the red-hot digital media and wireless sectors.

In religious traditions, symbols play a powerful role, identifying for people elements that lie at the heart of their faith.