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The phrase "a regulator for both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or system that controls or manages two different entities or processes simultaneously.
Example: "The new device acts as a regulator for both temperature and humidity in the greenhouse."
Alternatives: "a controller for both" or "a manager for both".
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Prolylcarboxypeptidase encodes a lysosomal enzyme and is a regulator for both renin-angiotensin system and the kallikrein-kinin system.
AhR is a regulator for both LTi and NCR+ ILC3s.
TRPV4 acts as a regulator for both, the microtubule and the actin.
This study is the first to identify Brachyury as a regulator for both EMT and CSC characteristics.
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Also, a regulator for disturbance rejection and a servo system for tracking objectives are presented.
Health and social care bill This will create Ofcare - a regulator for adult social care.
Matsunaga, S. et al. RBMX: a regulator for maintenance and centromeric protection of sister chromatid cohesion.
TIMOTHY GEITHNER: I've never been a regulator, for better or worse.
Second, Dpb4p is a regulator for mtDNA genome maintenance.
Representative Western blots of DRD1 and DeltaFosB from animals treated with vehicle, Ad-GFP or Ad-miR-382 were shown in Fig 2. The results suggested that miR-382 is a critical regulator for both DRD1 and DeltaFosB in rat NAc.
We further demonstrated that menin is a crucial regulator for both active and repressive histone 3 modifications in the Hoxa9 locus.
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