Sentence examples for available to regulate their from inspiring English sources
If adolescents learn and adopt cognitive techniques to more adequately regulate their levels of anxiety, they will possess a higher level of self-control available to regulate their behaviour, eventually leading to a decrease in externalizing problems as well.
As field dogs they are prone to minor injuries such as cuts and sprains, and, if inactive, obesity is a common problem as they will eat whenever food is available and rely on their owners to regulate their weight.
As modified histones are removed to enable passage of the replication fork, no template is available to regulate the reassembly of histones and their marks on the daughter strands.
India can either choose to accept the internet as it is and use the tools available to regulate it, or they can, as the Delhi High Court threatened, block all infringing websites in the style of China and Iran.
Many taxon-specific miRNA-mRNA interactions may be thus available to regulate taxon-specific developmental processes in human and mouse.
E2F proteins could thus be available to regulate at all examined time points.
Under these circumstances the resources available to regulate promotion might not always be adequate.
Since RhoH is GTPase-deficient, other mechanisms must be available to regulate the activity or function of the protein, one being the possibility of transcriptional regulation.
These findings point to a mechanism by which levels of cytoplasmic importin α available to regulate kif2a are sensitive to the surface area to volume ratio of plasma membrane and cytoplasm.
It is interesting to note that in our array experiment the antisense signal appears to decay before the sense signal, suggesting that the antisense transcript is not available to regulate the sense transcript during the later part of grain development.
This results in a reduction in the amount of Tcf-4 available to regulate the expression of endogenous genes, leading to a decrease in metastatic development (El-Tanani et al, 2001a).
