Sentence examples for I regulatory from inspiring English sources

The following topics are addressed: (i) regulatory background, (ii) analysis structure including characterization of uncertainty, and (iii) analysis results for each of the ground water protection standards.

Two types of a cross talk between regulons from highly interconnected TRNs are shown as respective page tabs: (i) regulatory cascades (as illustrated for the Shewanella oneidensis TRN in Figure  8), and (ii) co-regulations of genes by multiple regulators.

In addition, τ i denotes the expression delay from regulatory gene i to the target gene, which was detected via identifying the model by the fact that at the delay τ i regulatory gene i has the highest correlation with the target gene.

Contigs displaying GEI effects could be classified into two groups according to the function of the proteins encoded [ 63]: i) regulatory proteins responsible for drought signal transduction and response triggering, and ii) functional proteins involved in cell protection, damage repair and the maintenance of cell activity.

(i) Regulatory impact of nuclear receptors in androgen insensitive tumours and cells Regulatory impact of nuclear receptors in androgen insensitive tumours and cells In the human data, 15 of 48 known nuclear receptors are differentially expressed and of the 8 steroid hormone receptors, four are differentially expressed (Table  2).

World War I regulatory boards relied on incentives, voluntary codes and information.

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The growth hormone (GH) and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) regulatory system, which includes endocrine/paracrine/autocrine effects of IGF-I, is involved in determining bone size, length, density, and architecture of the mature mammalian skeleton.

Several mutations in the RIG-I regulatory domain that affected RNA binding have been characterized [6], [7], [14].

A DNA sequence corresponding to the HTLV-I regulatory gene tax was amplified from most cases (92% of thymomas, 93% of thymic hyperplasia specimens), whereas DNA corresponding to the structural gene pol was found in fewer tissues (75% of thymomas, 40% of thymic hyperplasia specimens).

Is regulatory evolution driven by natural selection, and does it correlate with changes in lifestyle or the copy number of chromosomes?