Sentence examples for control of pin from inspiring English sources

These differential phosophosite preferences as detected in in vitro as well as in vivo phosphosite analyses may be the basis of the distinct roles of the two kinases in the control of PIN polarity and plant growth control.

Our findings establish tRNA maturation as a highly general effector of auxin responses, acting via translational control of PIN proteins, and provoking questions on function and specificity of such activities in the regulation of hormonal signaling (Retzer et al., 2014).

We thus concluded that PID and WAG2 have a role in PIN activation besides their previously reported role in the control of PIN polarity (Friml et al., 2004; Dhonukshe et al., 2010).

Furthermore, in agreement with an auxin-dependent control of PIN phosphorylation at S4 and S5, we detected increased phosphorylation at S4 and S5 in the auxin-overproducing yucca mutant.

This observation does, however, not rule out that PIN phosphorylation has other regulatory roles such control of PIN polarity by PID or WAG-dependent phosphorylation (Friml et al., 2004; Dhonukshe et al., 2010).

The independent amplitude and frequency control of each pin facilitates displaying various haptic patterns; hence, the displays can be used as haptic communication media.

This paper considers the dynamic simulation, optimal design and direct adaptive control of cylindrical pin-fin heat sink processes.

Interestingly, a previous study demonstrated that SPT interacts with IND to regulate the expression of PID and thus ultimately controls polar localisation of PIN proteins (Fig. 7) (Girin et al., 2011).

Brown, meanwhile, claimed that delays to trains in London are outside the control of Go-Ahead, pinning the blame squarely on Network Rail and its £6.5bn upgrade of London Bridge station.

There exist some fundamental and yet challenging problems in pinning control of complex networks: (1) What types of pinning schemes may be chosen for a given complex network to realize synchronization?

If Obama launches a war in Syria might that not spiral out of control, pin us down even more so in the Middle East, and make it impossible to complete the very geopolitical pivot he's been pushing as one of his biggest priorities?