Sentence examples for exert regulatory from inspiring English sources

The Environmental Protection Agency wants a piece of the action as well and is preparing to exert regulatory control over greenhouse gases through the Clean Air Act.

However, there are different views about how ESCs exert regulatory roles in mouse early embryo development.

P-element-induced wimpy testis interacting RNAs exert regulatory functions on the cell genome and transcriptome (Rizzo et al., 2014).

The resulting viral miRNAs may exert regulatory effects towards host and/or viral genes that may influence viral replication and modulate the course of infection.

During the last decade, naturally occurring RNA sensor elements have been found to bind a range of small metabolites and ions and to exert regulatory control of transcription, translation, splicing, and RNA stability.

Rather than excluding or minimizing the contribution of regulatory cells to the development of transplantation tolerance, we suggest the possibility that multiple lineages of cells exert regulatory effects that contribute to the development of tolerance, that these regulatory effects are not constant but vary over time, and that the role of regulatory cells varies based on the organ transplanted.

The alternative to institutions such as W3C is control by competing national governments, the United Nations, or the International Telecommunication Union -- governmental bodies that CDT, the Obama administration, and members from both Houses of Congress have urged not to exert regulatory authority over the internet.

Astrocytes may exert regulatory roles in disease depending on the MP activation state [42], [43].

These pre-miRNAs are further processed into ∼22 bp mature miRNAs which can exert regulatory function on target genes [3].

The colonic over-expression of IDO we observed, suggests that it could be one mechanism by which probiotic-treated DCs could exert regulatory effects.

miRNAs are endogenous short (∼22 nt) RNAs that exert regulatory control of many cellular processes, negatively regulating specific mRNAs via complementary base-pairing at a target site.