The phrase "a regulating link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a connection or relationship that controls or manages something.
Example: "The new policy serves as a regulating link between the various departments to ensure better communication and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a controlling connection" or "a governing relationship".
In order to facilitate the task of the participants, the possible universe of links was reduced by a rule stating that (i) genes could only establish a maximum of two regulating links and (ii) a link could regulate up to two genes in the same operon.
A novel link between PU.1 levels and the cell cycle has been described recently, in which PU.1, by regulating cell cycle lengthening, determines PU.1 protein accumulation within the cell, effecting lympho-myeloid cell fate decisions (Kueh et al., 2013).
This mechanism of intimal thickening seems to be linked to prostacyclin synthase (PGI2 synthase), which has a regulating role on ductal patency (Slomp et al., 1992).
They are a regulating authority without any authority.
Pollination by insects is a regulating service for economic crops.
The vACC is a key region in regulating emotional behavior, given its abundant anatomic links with the amygdala and brainstem nuclei responsible for the visceral and endocrine responses associated with salient events (58 60).
Because these cross-link condensation reactions are usually spontaneous, turnover rate is an important factor in regulating cross-link maturation.
However, a two-speed integration emerges: a set of ecosystem services (i.e. recreation and some regulating services linked to typical urban environmental problems) are widely addressed, while others are hardly considered.
RANKL is secreted by activated T cells and represents a crucial link between bone metabolism and the immune system, directly regulating osteoclastogenesis and bone remodeling [ 14].
In Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which has 8 of its 10 USPs having tandem domains, Rv2623 has growth-regulating capability linked to ATP-binding.
