The phrase "act on all components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking action or making decisions that involve every part of a system or process.
Example: "In order to ensure the project is successful, we must act on all components of the plan without exception."
Alternatives: "address all elements" or "respond to every part".
Our approach has the advantage of distinguishing between upstream signals that act on one component and translating it into different downstream activations.
In particular, we lack an adequate understanding of how the escalating number of molecular signals and mediators known to act on individual components of the lung are coordinated to form the complex three-dimensional architecture that fully meets functional requirements.
Alternatively, GtrMAB proteins may act on other components outside of the inner membrane thereby limiting heavy-metal damage inflicted on membranes.
Pharmacological therapy use drugs that act on different components of pain.
Finally, SSN2 encodes a facultative subunit of the RNA polymerase II holoenzyme (Song et al. 1996), which could potentially act on several components of the TDH3 regulatory network.
The half-length prefixes containing only sorting reversals that act on poor components will have many more elongations than other prefixes.
They act on various components of the coagulation cascade, fibrinolytic and kallikrein-kinin systems as well as on platelets to cause significant perturbance of the haemostatic system [ 31, 72- 75].
The themes observed in this data provide insight into the inner workings of the cell and shed light on the evolutionary constraints that act on different components of the intracellular machinery.
Paternal interests are theoretically served by maximizing fetal growth, and maternal interests by managing investment in current and future offspring, but whether paternal and maternal influences act on different components of overall size is unknown.
IVF fertilization rates were obtained in order to examine the potential functional relationship between stimulation with agonists known to act on different components of the Ca2+-signalling system and IVF.
