The phrase "as was regulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was previously established or controlled by rules or regulations.
Example: "The process was carried out as was regulated by the governing body to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "as was mandated" or "as was stipulated".
Besides that, our further analyzation of RNA-seq datasets of ovule and pericarp at early fruit developmental stages reveals that the dynamic alteration of AS events occurred in specific tissues and AS was regulated spatially and temporally during early fruit development in tomato.
The different numbers of cDNAs for the two spliced forms (five cDNAs with a short intron and two cDNAs with a long intron in the expo library, and only four cDNAs with a long intron, none with a short intron, in the expo library) was a first indication that the AS was regulated by the environment of the cells, i.e. the growth conditions.
AS is regulated by cell specific, developmental, and extracellular signal-regulated cues and pathways (Reviewed in [ 31]).
Interestingly, they found that nearly 20% of estradiol-regulated mRNAs that were predicted targets of miRs also identified as being regulated by estrogen in this assay.
The significance of regulation was only partly confirmed, and one gene (SPARC) was identified as being regulated in both but in opposite directions.
Autophagy plays critical roles in inflammation through influencing the development, homeostasis and survival of inflammatory cells, including macrophages, neutrophils and lymphocytes; effecting the transcription, processing and secretion of a number of cytokines, as well as being regulated by cytokines.
From microarray analysis of a F. tularensis LVS hfq mutant, numerous genes were identified as being regulated by Hfq [13].
This is the third study that identified genes of the AFI as being regulated by chromosomally expressed sdiA [33], [34].
These studies have implicated a large number of genes as being regulated by the daf-2 - daf-16 pathway.
Expression of the cyclinD3 gene, which is described as being regulated by the Notch pathway, was expressed in both memory and effector T cells at similar levels [22].
