Sentence examples for communications regulating from inspiring English sources

Macrophage recognition and uptake of apoptotic cells (also termed "efferocytosis") is an important type of cell/cell communications regulating inflammation [12], [13].

My position is pretty straightforward: There are certain people in certain industries for whom certain communications are regulated — maybe FINRA in financial services or the Federal Records Act if you're a member of the executive branch of the government.

Membrane proteins and their N-glycosylation mediate this communications, which regulates many functions, such as signal transduction, subcellular compartmentalization, membrane trafficking, and immune responses [ 9].

The NOTCH signaling pathway plays an important role in cell-to-cell communications that regulate multiple cell differentiation processes during embryonic and adult life [ 45].

He also reformed the laws regulating communications and content in order to establish control over the media.

That would pave the way for the abolition of the BBC Trust, which regulates the broadcaster, handing most of those functions to Ofcom, the communications regulator.

Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Johnson also suggested that President Bush ease rules regulating "oral communications".

The BS is the central controller, regulating all communications between itself and a set of SSs.

§ Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) The MCMC plays the key role of regulating the communications and multimedia industry in Malaysia, as well as overseeing the new regulatory framework for the converging industries of telecommunications, broadcasting and on-line activities.

A disruption of cell-cell communication is thought to lead to increased apoptosis and GC loss, demonstrating the significant role of testicular CX to maintain the survival of GCs by regulating intercellular communications between GCs and adjacent supporting cells (Lee et al., 2006b).

The F.C.C. regulates communications by wire -- telephones and cable TV -- and by radio transmission.