Sentence examples for undoubted role from inspiring English sources

Horne's apparent lack of interest in the band belies the undoubted role they played in defining his label's independent-spirited legacy.

Further work with well-designed randomized control clinical trials is necessary to understand the undoubted role of these agents in the management of gut physiology in health and disease.

You may not find either Arens or the WZO ready to concede that Zionism no longer occupies its once undoubted unifying role among most Jews worldwide or to admit to Zionism's mistakes.

E. Panzarini et al. in their paper " Immunogenic cell death: can it be exploited in photodynamic therapy for cancer?" review the undoubted key role of the immune response triggered by PDT for the control of cancer cells revival after an antitumor treatment.

Lebanon is on the brink of civil war over the attempt by the UN to get to the bottom of Syria's undoubted part in the blowing-up of Rafik Hariri - we know a security chief in Damascus "committed suicide" with three pistol shots after phoning Lebanese radio to confess he had a role.

Over the decades that followed — and that culminate this week in her Diamond Jubilee celebrations — that undoubted queen diligently fulfilled a role she considered fateful.

She has an undoubted ability to inhabit widely varied roles, but Riseborough insists there is a common thread: "I think, really, what I'm interested in is whole women, real people.

Although the role of Atg6/Beclin 1 in autophagy is undoubted, its role in other processes, such as endocytosis, is less clear.

There is an undoubted poignancy in the resemblance of the young Russian to the role's original incumbent: 23-year-old Polunin not only has the heroic looks but also the animalism of Nureyev, whose physical intensity seemed to Ashton, at the time, to be "a reincarnation of Liszt".

It is clear that intestinal microbiota have a role in the pathogenesis of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) and it is undoubted that a better understanding of the physiology of bacterial colonization in premature infants under per se nonphysiological conditions of a neonatal intensive care unit is an important tessera to elucidate mechanisms predisposing these infants to NEC.

Much as I admire their undoubted talents, I cannot help wondering whether they will be fully prepared for the role they will be faced with.