Sentence examples for activities of the control from inspiring English sources
Its main functionality is: to coordinate activities of the control structure, to asses operational states of the system, to asses selection of the control strategies, to asses imposed control setpoints realisation and risk of not fulfilling the objectives.
On comparing the e-GST activities of the control group versus all uremic patients, we observed a significant statistically difference (P<0.0001).
In the presence of myricetin, the catalytic activity of the control COX I and II (without aspirin pretreatment) was activated by 5- and 8-fold, respectively, when [14C]AA was the substrate (Figure 5B and 5E).
The enzyme activity of the control was taken as 100%.
Relative lipase activity was measured in percentage of lipase activity of the sample with respect to the lipase activity of the control sample, which was kept at 4 °C.
The residual lipase activity was measured in percentage of lipase activity of the sample with respect to the lipase activity of the control sample.
Mutant cells transfected with the wild-type gene for protein X produced a PDH complex that exhibited about 50% overall activity of the control cells.
The result showed that the lipase activity of B. stratosphericus has slightly increased by 3.69% from 100% crude residual activity of the control at 0.5% (v/v) of Tween-80.
On the other hand, overexpression of NFAT5 enhanced the activity of the control 9×NFAT-Luc reporter during both short (8 hours) and longer (24 hours) hypertonicity treatments, and did not affect the cyclin B1 promoter (Fig. 4D).
Our data revealed a significant transient increase of CDK5 activity in the lesioned ipsilateral hemisphere 3 hrs after the onset of pMCAo, compared to CDK5 activity of the control contralateral hemisphere (Figure 4A).
Moreover, ectopic expression of A-Fos inhibited the PMA-dependent enhancer activity of fragment 5103 in a dose-dependent manner, while it did not affect the transcriptional activity of the control vector pTK (Fig. 5A).
