The phrase "acting network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, telecommunications, or social dynamics where a network is actively functioning or performing tasks.
Example: "The acting network was able to adapt quickly to the changes in user demand, ensuring seamless connectivity."
Alternatives: "operational network" or "functioning network".
Different BLA rhythms could be features of independently acting networks within the BLA.
This indicates that ATP-requiring enzymes, respectively the genes encoding their catalysts, have a higher propensity to be retained in the course of network evolution and that the retention of ATP-requiring reactions may be one of the selective forces acting on network evolution.
In agreement, reconstruction in the yeast of RBP expression networks suggests that at least one third of the studied proteins post-transcriptionally auto regulate themselves, acting as network hubs [ 41].
In a future class, students should share their ideas with the entire class (perhaps in a simulated "pitch" session, with the rest of the class acting as network executives).
The presence of carboxylic groups of the acid acting as network modifier may retard the movement of water molecules through the glasses due to the steric hindrance strengthening the PSP connections in a chain-like structure.
Enzymes acting at network branch points are expected to play a key role in flux control and, hence, to be preferentially targeted by natural selection (LaPorte et al. 1984; Stephanopoulos and Vallino 1991).
In this work, the controllers communicate with each other through the wireless network, acting as a controller network.
Many of the signals that regulate fundamental behaviors such as eating, sleeping, mood, mating, and social bonding are mediated by chemical cues acting through networks that are invisible to us anatomically.
Our results show the existence of negatively acting transcriptional networks between pro- and antiproliferative signalling pathways towards subsets of SRF target genes.
Undergoing miRNA-supported cell cycle arrest, USSC can be differentiated into cells of neural lineage with miRNAs acting as network-like regulators [ 37- 39].
