Sentence examples for allowing regulation from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly advanced techniques were used, including a dam with sluice gates allowing regulation of the flow of the water stored.

In another big federalism case with implications for the environment, the court will consider whether Congress exceeded its Commerce Clause powers by allowing regulation of small, intrastate wetlands to protect the habitats of migratory birds.

miR-10b and miR-100 are both part of the miR-10/100 family and differ by only one base in the seed region, allowing regulation of distinct sets of target mRNAs (Tehler et al., 2011).

However, our results suggest an alternative, wherein the PTM status of Lys (and other residues) may determine the relative binding affinity of individual PABC ligands, allowing regulation of mRNP composition and mRNA fate.

Moreover, the N-termini of histone proteins contain multiple lysine residues and are accessible to covalent modifications such as acetylation, methylation, sumoylation, biotinylation, phosphorylation, glycosylation, and ADP-ribosylation, thus allowing regulation of gene transcription (Fig.  1) [ 4, 5, 33– 33].

A similar window of susceptibility allowing regulation of tumour development in Apc Min /+ mice has been suggested by results of experiments in which the effect of the carcinogen N-ethyl N-nitrososurea on the formation of crypts and adenomas was studied (Shoemaker et al, 1995).

Some, led by campaign group the English Collective of Prostitutes, argue that decriminalisation would allow regulation to limit the dangers.

This allows regulation of the growth process.

Host-microbe interactions allows regulation of a wide range of pathways that affect healthy and diseased physiology.

As DVFS is mostly implemented in the form of software, some software does not allow regulation of voltage properly because of hardware dependence.

The three-way stopcock was used for blood pressure measurement, as a blood sampling port, and to allow regulation of the bleeding.