Sentence examples for further governed from inspiring English sources

The R A resistance is further governed by a whole-body autoregulation phenomenon, as incorporated into the Guyton-Coleman models.

The development, implementation, evaluation, and review of regulations are further governed by the Cabinet Directive on Streamlining Regulation.

Step size was further governed by an acceleration factor of 1.2 and a reversal factor of 1.6.

Place of end of life care provision is preceded by a decision making process that is further governed by individual and/or household behavior, community norms and expectations as well as provider related characteristics and behavior [ 25].

"The next election will now be fought on policy issues, on alternatives of how the country can be further governed and developed, and on quality instead of sensational issues," he said.

Considering these factors, it is possible that TPM-associated alterations in the expression of AMPA, kainite, and GABAA receptors at the neuronal surface are more likely to be further governed by post-transcriptional modifications such as receptor phosphorylation and trafficking to and from the synaptic membrane, rather than through alterations in their transcription.

She sits on two further governing bodies that cover the other four schools the trust runs and for which governance information is available.

The linker bond is an important determinant of the chemical stability and biodegradability of cationic lipid, and further governs its transfection efficiency and cytotoxicity.

Once a gully is initiated, transport and deposition of the eroded soil and widening of the channel further govern its evolution.

OGT regulates histone chaperone HIRA complex via O-GlcNAc modification, and subsequently deposits histone variant H3.3 to genic regions, then further governs H3.3 nucleosome assembly and cell senescence (Lee and Zhang, 2016; Ricketts and Marmorstein, 2016).

It is further demonstrated how changes in social systems can trigger a process-response feedback loop between social and geomorphic systems that further governs the trajectory of landscape change in coupled human-geomorphic systems.