Sentence examples for competing regulators from inspiring English sources

Such concerns reportedly have prompted the competing regulators to hold talks on coordinating their efforts.

Our model of Akt includes oxidative inactivation of the lipid phosphatase and tensin homologue on chromosome 10 (PTEN), as well as the phosphatidylinositol 3-kinases (PI3K) activation, as competing regulators of Akt in serum-stimulated fibroblasts (Kwon et al., 2004; Testa and Bellacosa, 2001).

These findings suggest that multiple competing regulators are important in AAA, and the phenotype is a result of complex interactions between regulatory molecules with different functions.

By doing so, Google has been able to "artificially divert traffic from rival comparison shopping services" and hinder their ability to compete, regulators said.

Low glucose is also known to induces transcription of FLO11 through G-protein-coupled glucose receptor Gpr1p, cAMP (Van De Velde and Thevelein 2008), the protein kinase A (PKA) isoform Tpk2p, and the competing transcription regulators Sfl1p and Flo8p (Robertson and Fink 1998; Rupp et al. 1999).

The airline has said the lawsuit is little more than sour grapes by smaller airlines, which, unable to compete, persuaded regulators to bring the case, which will soon be tried in a federal court in Wichita, Kan.

Are these US regulators competing with one another to generate headlines?

It was the culmination of a costly lobbying campaign in which competing airlines pushed regulators to extract as many concessions as possible from American and British Airways.

Its actions receive heavy scrutiny, not least from regulators competing for headlines.In contrast, ICE's areas of expertise are poorly understood by the larger public.

Since the rational approach is guided by existing knowledge about the cellular processes involved in fatty acid biosynthesis and/or transport, it can limit strain improvement due to missing information on key intermediates, regulators, competing pathways etc.

The interplay between the 2 main competing "top-down" regulators of algal blooms in viruses-vector association as demonstrated in our current study adds a new perspective to the complexity of trophic interactions and on mechanisms of pathogen transmission in the oceans.