Sentence examples for active regulations from inspiring English sources

We investigate the results of the constraint-based analysis tool to predict protein activities and identify active regulations in the network.

The results indicate active regulations of transcription and nucleotide metabolism.

This classification identified eight predictions which allow us to discuss the existence of active regulations.

The results from the tool were post-processed by (1) differentiating between transcriptional and post-translational products of gene expression (2) analyzing the predicted variations to localize potentially active regulations and suggest network corrections.

In the present study, we found, as expected, that voluntary emotion regulation by detachment was highly effective in reducing amygdala activation during active regulation.

Here we demonstrate not only a significantly reduced amygdala activation during active regulation but also a sustained regulation effect on the amygdala in the subsequent passive viewing task.

The most important finding from a clinical perspective is that there is sustained downregulation of amygdala activation even if no active regulation is employed and no neural indication of active regulation is apparent.

Moreover, multiple serine protease inhibitors, including tissue factor pathway inhibitor 2 (TFPI2), serine peptidase inhibitor, Kunitz types 1 and 2 (SPINT1 and 2), are significantly upregulated, thereby suggesting active regulation of serine protease activity.

In this view, the achievement of a just society requires a government active in pursuing a progressive distribution of income (through the tax code, for example), and the reduction of armed conflict, as well as the active regulation of matters as diverse as sustainable development, environmental protection and consumer-friendly reform of the finance and banking sectors.

Active regulation of intracellular Ψosm, which re-establishes ΔΨ, can be achieved by accumulating solutes including organic compounds (for details, see below).

Thus, reduced stem growth in drought years may be due to active regulation of mobile carbon pools at the expense of wood growth, but the relationships are complex and require further study.