Sentence examples for adopted to regulate from inspiring English sources

In this study, we found that, in ovule development, the adaptor-like repressor SPL recruited TPL/TPR co-repressors through its C-terminal EAR motif and interacted with CIN-like TCP transcription factors through its N-terminal part without the EAR motif, suggesting that similar mechanism has been adopted to regulate ovule development as in auxin and JA signaling, and leaf development regulation.

A pitch-regulated variable speed power control with individual pitch system has been adopted to regulate rotor torque while generator reaction torque can be adjusted almost instantaneously by the associated power electronics.

Last year, laws were adopted to regulate them, and the police already rely on their use to patrol large sporting events and street protests, Mr. Giemulla said.

Ms. Bart's client was suffering from what lawyers call "U.T.M.A. regret," referring to the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act, the law that most states have adopted to regulate custodial accounts.

For example, "Smart Growth" in the USA and the "compact city" and "intensification" in Europe were devised and adopted to regulate and contain urban sprawl.

Guided by the theoretical calculations, copper substitution is firstly adopted to regulate electrical properties and results in a highly improved power factor with an enhanced effective mass.

In the last 10 years, Mr. Johnson observes, self-organizing systems have increasingly become part of our everyday life: online stores like Amazon.com have implemented them to track (and anticipate) our tastes, while Web sites like eBay have adopted them to regulate relationships between buyers and sellers.

Since 1976, when the Justice Department first adopted guidelines to regulate the FBI's investigative powers, those guidelines have become more and more lax in four distinct ways.

In addition to central authorities, Italian regions and autonomous provinces, have adopted laws to regulate decentralised international cooperation activities.

Although a different statistical model was adopted to identify circadian regulated genes several were found to be common in rat and mouse (e.g., Adamts4, and others).

The authors suggest that universities adopt policies to regulate the treatment of postdocs, including designating "a central authority for postdoc affairs," placing more emphasis on career development, and setting a maximum of 5 years at the postdoc level.