The former regulates the network topology and maintains the network connectivity.
Scale Factor (F) and Crossover Rate (Cr) are two very important control parameters of DE since the former regulates the step-size taken while mutating a population member in DE and the latter controls the number of search variables inherited by an offspring from its parent during recombination.
Not surprisingly, these parameters all play an important role in shaping the bursting dynamics, the two former regulating the influence of spikes on the burst termination, and the latter shaping the overall slow dynamics of the soma compartment that seems to be responsible for bursting (see Fig. 5B and the discussion relating to this below).
It has also been reported that both AnCrpA and AnCrpB are functional in PCC7120, the former regulates the expression of several genes involved in nitrogen fixation [ 28], and the latter controls the genes induced by nitrogen depletion [ 31].
The former regulates the daily rhythms of the body and the brain; this is mainly due to the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the hypothalamus which provides an oscillatory pattern of activity regulating fundamental mechanisms, eg, sleep-wake activity, hormone release, and liver function.
The former regulates when, where and how hunting might be undertaken; the latter specifies conditions and precautions.
PMM1629 has the same phasing as kaiB, which raises the possibility that the former regulates expression of the latter, although the reverse scenario might also be true.
mTOR is the catalytic subunit of two distinct complexes, mTORC1 and mTORC2; the former regulates protein and lipid synthesis, as well as cellular stress response pathways, and the latter modulates cell survival.
The former is regulated entirely by the creditors, while the latter is supervised by the court.
First, the higher Vmax of 510 nkat mg− 1 for OsINV2 when compared to 20.5 nkat mg− 1 for OsINV3 (Ji et al. 2007), outlines a stronger possibility of the former being regulated post-translationally by inhibitors, as reported in CWINs (French et al. 2014 (in rice); Jin et al. 2009 (in tomato)).
