The phrase "a regulated state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation where rules and regulations are enforced within a particular context, such as governance or economics.
Example: "In a regulated state, businesses must adhere to strict guidelines to ensure consumer safety and fair competition."
Alternatives: "a controlled environment" or "a governed situation".
We find that there are three parameter regimes: Regime 1 in which there is only a strongly regulated state (Fig. 2a), Regime 2 in which there is only a weakly regulated state (Fig. 2b), and Regime 3 in which both, strongly and weakly regulated states, can be attained (Fig. 2c).
In any case, highly stimulating antigens always lead to a weakly regulated state (see Fig. 2).
This lead to either a state of weak regulation, in which effector T cells are abundant and the levels of regulatory T cells are very low, or to a strongly regulated state, in which effector cells are strongly repressed by regulatory cells.
Sleep is an almost ubiquitous phenomenon in the animal kingdom and is defined as a homeostatically regulated state of immobility, reduced arousal and rapid reversibility (Siegel 2005; Cirelli and Tononi 2008).
This finding aligns with our current understanding of the reprogrammed pluripotent state as a complex, highly regulated state (Jaenisch and Young, 2008), deviations from which are likely to result in loss of pluripotency and lineage commitment.
Understanding the epigenetic landscape of DIPG opens up the opportunity for epigenetic modifiers, which could potentially shift the active genome of this deadly tumor into a silent and regulated state.
Mature PCs represent the terminal stage of B-cell differentiation and are molecularly characterized by radical remodeling of their transcriptional program from a paired box 5 (PAX5)/B-cell-specific activator protein (BSAP -dictated state to a BSAP -dictatedted state [ 26, 27].
Experimental studies showed that the biologically active metabolite of vitamin D, 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (1,25(OH)2D), is able to skew the T cell compartment into a more anti-inflammatory and regulated state, with inhibition of Th1 and Th17 cells and promotion of Th2 and Treg cells [9], [10].
This supports the model of a regulated activation state in lupus patients that can be achieved either through activation of T cells or NK cells.
It often occurs that the law of regulation depends on maximum values of some regulated state parameters over certain time intervals.
