Sentence examples for an efficient regulation from inspiring English sources
Environmental economics theory suggests that the evaluation of environmental externality is the basis of designing an efficient regulation.
Based on these findings, we propose a new model for the regulation of FA dynamics in which this juxtamembrane domain acts as an intermediary layer, enabling an efficient regulation of FA formation and reorganization.
Moreover, MSCs possess the main enzymatic mechanisms to detoxify reactive species, guaranteeing an efficient regulation of oxidative stress [ 75].
The reduction of Cygb enables the recycling of the hemeprotein, powering an efficient regulation of NO even at a low expression level.
A high ability for ion and acid-base regulation is mainly based on an efficient regulation apparatus located in gill epithelia.
In ColE1-type plasmids an efficient regulation mechanism has been evolved, that helps to maintain a constant copy number by counteracting occasional deviations from the steady state level.
It has been proposed that the cytosolic enzymes involved in the sequential methylation of Chrysosplenium flavonoids are organized on the surface of a multienzyme aggregate, thus allowing for a more efficient regulation of the pathway as a whole [ 16].
Some authors argue that the fact that some genes are located within a single co-transcribed region selects for a more efficient regulation [ 51].
In order to achieve the coordination between ( P_{VSC2}^{AC} ), ( Q_{VSC2}^{AC} ), ( P_{ESS} ), ( Q_{ESS} ) and ( Q_{DG} ), a multi-objective partition method of hybrid AC/DC distribution network is proposed aiming at choosing a most efficient regulation device for each node.
The concept that coexpressed small RNAs may synergistically target protein complexes for a more efficient regulation is of course not limited to animal miRNAs.
Indeed, regular exercise (training) is able to reduce heart rate, improving the sensitivity of aortic baroreceptors, which contributes to a more efficient regulation of blood pressure [ 65].
