Sentence examples for correct regulated from inspiring English sources

"In accordance with Wada guidelines the medical team made an application for the use of [prednisolone] through the correct, regulated TUE system.

– In May, undercover cops in Salt Lake City, Utah, busted a bar for selling so-called bootleg beer – meaning it wasn't purchased at a state store, or from a licensed seller at the correct, regulated price – and was probably illegally bought out of state.

However, complete gene expression data are often unavailable both for D. mel and for the other species, and the correct regulated genes will not always be the closest ones.

Reducing PKA expression may correct the regulation of a PKA target that is up- or down-regulated by PKA-independent pathways during aging.

Herbal cocktail may target multiple cellular pathways to correct the dys-regulated cellular functions accompanying different stages of cancer development.

down-regulated regulated.

Regulator-regulated gene associations.

Notably, the GEMOT algorithm is tailored for identification of causative relationships, unlike the compared methods, explaining why GEMOT succeeded in discriminating the correct subsets of co-regulated traits.

To determine whether HDAC activity is required for correct expression of Hdac1-regulated genes specifically during early neurogenesis, wild-type embryos were incubated with the HDAC inhibitor Trichostatin A (TSA) between 10 hpf and 14 hpf, then fixed and analysed for gene expression by in situ hybridisation.

If their vision is correct, Somerville would experience a regulated, multimodal mobility marketplace, gaining space, enhancing value, and transforming urban life and work through automotive innovations such as piloted driving and parking, and networked communication between cars and traffic lights.

On average, fares are down 27percentt from the old regulated prices, after correcting for inflation, according to calculations by two economists, Steven A. Morrison at Northeastern University in Boston and Cliford Winston of the Brookings Institution.