Sentence examples for development to regulate from inspiring English sources
Predicting the distribution of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) in the environment will provide critical information for risk assessment and policy development to regulate these emerging contaminants.
They find that OCT4 is required early in development to regulate the expression of genes in extra-embryonic trophectoderm, which makes up the placenta, and of pluripotent genes such as NANOG, which define the pluripotent epiblast.
In addition, considerable evidence indicates that PACAP functions broadly in brain development to regulate cell proliferation, maturation and survival [9, 44, 106, 129, 146 148], and to provide neuroprotection and promote repair after injury (reviewed in [32, 115, 125]).
Studies of Rho signaling in C. elegans also show that Rho is required throughout development to regulate many other processes including neuronal morphogenesis and axon pathfinding [2], [4], ventral hypodermal closure [5], gastrulation [2], [6] and vulval development [7].
Androgens interact with BDNF during development to regulate non-pathological death of motor neurons.
From these data we conclude that FGF20 alone does not affect progenitor cell number, but rather functions later in development to regulate epithelial patterning (differentiation).
Although there have been significant developments to regulate spatial and temporal distribution of biomolecules in various materials, most micropatterning techniques are applicable only to two-dimensional patterning.
Global rules need to be flexible enough to allow the governments of poorer countries, in dire need of development, powers to regulate the activities of foreign companies.
We also assessed group-level Vegetative Structural Stage (VSS; a classification of fine-scale forest structural development used to regulate fine-scale spatial patterns in these forests).
Mature leaves can signal to developing leaves to regulate stomatal development in response to light and CO2 [ 6, 7].
These factors inspired the development of legislation to regulate groundwater resources for the first time in the state (California's Sustainable Groundwater Management Act of 2014).
