Sentence examples for capable to regulate from inspiring English sources
The designed control system was capable to regulate the groundwater within acceptable levels for optimum growth of plants.
Basically the model is able to explain how ionic dynamics at low frequency region, i.e., the slower kinetic step, controls the coloring kinetics, i.e., how it is capable to regulate the coloring rates.
Furthermore, Meng et al. (2010) have reported that fullerene derivatives are capable to regulate in low levels simultaneously more than ten angiogenic factors in the mRNA level that is further confirmed at the protein level.
The aim of this work was to verify whether humic matter is capable to regulate the elongation of lateral roots in rice seedlings by a mechanism of integrated modulation of membrane Ca2+ and H+ fluxes and specific calcium-dependent protein kinase (CDPK) activations.
Accordingly to this view, genes capable to regulate the balance between symmetric and asymmetric cell division may influence embryonic neurogenesis and, above all, they can extinguish/increase the number of cells fated to acquire features of long term proliferating elements.
Versican is synthesized mainly by stromal cells and is capable to regulate tumor cell growth and motility.
Nevertheless, none of the proteins that have been found associated with the FSHD locus is capable to directly regulate transcription.
Currently, an unresolved goal of preclinical investigation is to recognize tools capable to selectively regulate pro-inflammatory overactivation of neuroglia, restoring its physiological properties.
We found systemically increased 2-AG concentrations in the DKO mice, indicating that MGL is capable to efficiently regulate 2-AG homeostasis.
But I don't think government is capable of trying to regulate all of these industries, including hedge funds and others, until it studies them and gets more data.
The activated TFs enter the nucleus where they are then capable of functioning to regulate the expression of their respective target genes.
