The phrase "as their regulators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to entities or organizations that oversee or control the actions of others, typically in a legal or compliance context.
Example: "The companies must adhere to the standards set forth by their regulators to ensure compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "as their overseers" or "as their governing bodies".
For example, co-expression networks and transcriptional regulatory networks can be easily integrated; the modules in those integrated networks will then represent co-expressed and co-regulated genes, as well as their regulators.
"This highlights the all-too-close relationships between our largest financial institutions and the people who acted as their regulators," said Joshua Rosner, managing director of Graham Fisher & Company, which advises institutional investors, after the presentation was described to him.
Due to the key activities regulated by these proteins along with many other systems that use similar output domains, there is a growing interest in developing small molecules as their regulators.
These include factors that promote colonisation of animal hosts as well as their regulators [ 8, 9].
Table 1 lists the detailed information about the 6 network modules as well as their regulators.
We expect that these peptides would interact with canonical proteins as their regulators (Magny et al., 2013), as their size limits their structural capabilities; though, such capabilities could be expanded by oligomerization.
What is worse, they compounded this by failing to be open and co-operative with us as their regulator".
Smaller banks lobbied to keep the Fed's 12 regional reserve banks as their regulator, making a populist case that the arrangement was a counterweight to dominance by Washington and New York.
In this study, we explored the distribution and role of the mitochondrial antioxidants peroxiredoxin-3 and thioredoxin-2 as well as their regulator peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma coactivator1-alpha (PGC-1α) in MS pathogenesis.
Leukotrienes are known mediators of a variety of inflammatory diseases including asthma, arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease (Henderson, 1994a, 1994b), making DPEP1 as their regulator a valuable target for therapeutic intervention.
We tested this approach to identify regulators of tissue-specific metabolic pathways and correctly identified Nuclear Receptors as their main regulators.
