Sentence examples for compared to regulation from inspiring English sources
Calculating Win Probability (WP) in OT is surprisingly simple compared to regulation time.
DNA methylation and histone acetylation represent more permanent DNA regulatory mechanisms compared to regulation controlled by GE Fs mir21, and p38 MAPK activation.
Most participants believed that educative, supportive and community-based measures were better and more practical means of reducing smoking in private places, compared to regulation.
Actin and MTs are persistently interacting with their complex molecular and physical environment giving cells the ability to properly react to various conditions on short timescales (when compared to regulation by gene expression).
The RVLM, however, appears to have a greater control over the regulation of BP, compared to regulation of thermogenesis and HR (Horiuchi et al., 2006; Morrison et al., 2008).
In the biological process classification, "metabolic process" with 14,272 sequences, "cellular processes" with 14,254 sequences, and "biological regulation" with 8,818 sequences were large compared to "regulation of anatomical structure size" and "cell growth" with about 200 sequences each.
Dairy goats are commonly housed at a space allowance of 0.7 – 0.8 m/goat in commercial Norwegian goat herds, which is very low compared to regulations and recommendations in other European countries.
To elucidate the regulation of global gene expression more generally, translational regulation was compared to transcriptional regulation under isoleucine starvation and to other post-transcriptional regulations related to mRNA degradation and mRNA dilution by growth.
Since microRNA is a type of small molecules and needs not to be translated into proteins, it has an energy-saving advantage for the cell cycle regulation when compared to the regulation by proteins.
Both reappraisal and distraction were effective in down-regulating anxiety, compared to no regulation.
This fits nicely with the empirical findings of higher regulation of the least abundant protein, compared to no regulation of the most abundant protein.
