Sentence examples for coordinates control from inspiring English sources

Using selective EP receptor antagonists and agonists, we demonstrate that PGE2 coordinates control of IL-23 release (a promoter of Th17, an autoimmune associated T cell subset) in a dose-dependent manner by differential use of EP2 and EP4 receptors in LPS-activated MoDCs.

A host computer coordinates control of the X-Y stage, micromanipulator and linear stage.

Mg2+ is considered a key factor that coordinates control of cell proliferation (Rubin, 1975; Walker and Duffus, 1980) and is involved in receptor-mediated mitogenic signals of growth factors (Wolf and Trapani, 2008).

Reporting Standards: N/A Peng JC, Valouev A, Swigut T, Zhang J, Zhao Y, Sidow A, Wysocka J, 2009, Jarid2/Jumonji coordinates control of PRC2 enzymatic activity and target gene occupancy in pluripotent cells.

Based on results indicating that the FPCN is intrinsically connected to and flexibly aligns with other networks depending upon task state (Spreng et al., 2010, 2013), which may indicate that the FPCN coordinates control of these other networks (Cole et al., 2012, 2013), we additionally examined the possibility that relationships of the DN, SN, and DAN to cognition were mediated by the FPCN.

This study focuses on the controller design of coordinating control scheme for a PEMFC power system to maintain stable fuel utilization ratio and meet the load demand simultaneously.

Motivated by these drawbacks, this paper proposes an IPWR coordinated control strategy and adopts PID controller to control each subsystem.

This paper presents a coordinating control method that two fuzzy controllers are designed to control the burning through point (BTP) and the bunker-level.

A mechanistic quadrotor model was created using existing theory and a feedback controller was applied for altitude and coordinate control.

A servo controller has been employed to implement acceleration closed-loop and coordinate control of the 6-DOF EHST.

Mr. Steel said his group is lobbying for quick implementation of the European "Single Sky" coordinated control program and the U.S. Next Generation air traffic management project, both designed, in different ways, to guide airliners more directly to their destinations.