Sentence examples for examples of such regulation from inspiring English sources
Examples of such regulation are the mTORC1-S6K1-IRS1 negative feedback loop or the mTORC1-Deptor loop [ 3].
Examples of such regulation include the induction of expression of pro-inflammatory genes, such as genes encoding type I interferons, in intestinal mononuclear phagocytes upon microbial colonization [ 40].
The examples of such regulation have been previously characterized biochemically for hnRNP A/B proteins [ 24] and SR splicing factors [ 25].
Examples of such regulation include cancer cell division control, neuronal cell development, immune responses in animals (Elkon et al. 2013), amino acid metabolism, self-incompatibility, RNA processing, flower time control (Xing and Li 2011), fungal disease resistance, and epigenome modifications in plants (Ma et al. 2014).
Examples of such regulations include antitrust, banking regulation, and environmental protection law.
One example of such regulation is that the viral protein Gam-1 can inhibit sumoylation by targeting E1 and E2 for degradation [5].
These renal chloride carriers are key components of suggested models for physicochemical renal acid-base regulation [ 46]. Figure 2 shows an example of such regulation across proximal tubule cells.
Elongation is also a critical phase of transcription that is highly regulated, and modification of the RNA Pol II carboxy-terminal domain is just one example of such regulation (Saunders et al. 2006; Egloff and Murphy 2008; Fuda et al. 2009).
The clearest example of why such regulation and cultural change are essential in the banking and beyond, presented to me some years ago, and in an unexpected way.
He didn't provide examples of any such regulations, or explain how lifting those regulations and cutting taxes the GOP's longstanding solution to everything would help workers in cities like Detroit, which have been ravaged by complicated decades-long economic trends having to do with globalization and new technologies, not just government policies.
