Sentence examples for are controlled by specific from inspiring English sources
There are several areas which are controlled by specific departments.
Many if not all of these behaviors are controlled by specific genes, chiefly two known as fruitless and dissatisfaction.
In this article, the major types of two-group quasi-experimental designs are illustrated as well as threats to the validity of causal inferences involved in these designs and how these threats are controlled by specific features of improved designs.
It is important that these fluctuations in receptor numbers are controlled by specific agents (pERK5 and pJNK in this case) in a specific way (JNK positive feedforward, ERK5 negative feedback), so that the receptors can, in turn, activate the MAPKs appropriately to enable differential gene expression and frequency-decoding.
The proteolytic activities of cysteine proteases are controlled by specific inhibitors belonging to the cystatin superfamily.
All these processes are controlled by specific hormonal outputs from the pituitary, which must constantly modulate its hormonal secretions appropriately.
These temporally and spatially varying successions were controlled by specific long-term subsidence/uplift trends.
The minimum latch current can be controlled by specific SCR design.
Researchers hope, for example, that the capacity for empathy, which is controlled by specific parts of the brain, might still exist weakly in callous-unemotional children, and could be strengthened.
Analysis of the crystalline structure of synthetic and bacterial polyesters gives potential insight into their biodegradability, which is controlled by specific enzyme binding characteristics.
[C5.] Taking Circuits Off the Clock Ivan Sutherland of Sun Microsystems and his team are pursuing a radically different approach to the design of circuits, using a technique in which the switching on and off of digital circuits is controlled by specific pieces of data rather than by a clock that forces the millions of the circuits on a chip to march in unison.
