Sentence examples for controlling competence from inspiring English sources

The network of regulatory interactions controlling competence development contains a core module, an autostimulatory positive feedback loop in which ComK proteins, synthesized from the comK gene, promote their own production.

Among the TCSs, the vicRK system shows an immediate strong downregulation, while the comDE system controlling competence development through quorum sensing [ 6, 7] is upregulated.

Using German PIAAC longitudinal data, Rammstedt et al. (2017) show that after controlling competences, Big Five traits incrementally predict life satisfaction and health, and to a lesser extent income, educational attainment and employability.

Mashburn-Warren L, Morrison DA, Federle MJ AA novel double-tryptophan peptide pheromone controls competence in Streptococcus spp. via an Rgg regulator.

This observation challenges the general relevance of genetic loci controlling vector competence that were identified using a single combination of mosquito and virus genotypes.

The relationship between actual and perceived object control competence (ball skills) and the contribution to young children's physical activity is not known.

Studies have shown that QS in Bacillus species is mediated by small peptides that control competence (for DNA uptake), sporulation and the production of certain secondary metabolites in a cell-density dependent fashion (Bassler and Miller 2013).

Moreover, they are mutually dependent: while action control depends on currently selected goals, goal selection depends on achievability estimates, which must be based on the system's current action control competence.

Positive parent child relationship is a protective factor for adolescent substance use [ 81] and has been consistently shown to be related to lower likelihood of adolescent substance use [ 82] and variables related to adolescent substance use, such as self-control, competence, and peer affiliations [ 83].

These findings provide new information about the complex mechanism that controls the competence of root epidermal cells for rhizobial invasion.

The ComQXPA system of B. subtilis is a typical Gram-positive QS system that controls bacterial competence [ 97, 101].