Sentence examples for generation regulation from inspiring English sources
It's extremely exciting that this breakthrough magnet technology can be applied to near-term improvements in electricity generation, regulation, and storage, while synergistically supporting the ultimate goal of providing energy from fusion.
We further confirmed presence of the ATPase Inhibitory Factor 1, IF1, in pancreatic beta cells and studied its role in superoxide generation, regulation of bioenergetics parameters and mitochondrial architecture in INS1E cells.
The BESS is capable of fast bidirectional regulation, and hence can be installed within the PV power plants for PV generation regulation [6, 7].
The Farrugia group revealed that the intestinal ICC expressed ANO1 not only for slow wave generation (regulation of ICC cell excitability and intestinal movement rhythm) but also for ICC cell proliferation 24.
BEV-related NOx and SO2 emissions in the US are expected to improve over time41,45,46,47 as power generation regulations take effect, including the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule.
"Next-generation networks require next-generation regulations," said Michael Bartholomew, the director of the European Telecommunications Network Operators Associationn, a group in Brussels that represents large operators.
For example, genes linked to mental illness should play a role in sleep and circadian rhythm generation and regulation and genes that generate and regulate sleep and circadian rhythms should play a role in mental health and illness.
Leg sensory feedback circuits play an important role in the generation and regulation of leg movements1,2,3.
Evidence is provided for maladaptive changes in emotion at multiple stages of the emotion generation and regulation process.
The functional importance of different ionic channels in the generation and regulation of cardiac automaticity is currently subject of an extensive research effort and has long been controversial.
This chapter entitled "Motor Functions" considers all structures, neural networks and axonal pathways involved in the generation and regulation of the movement and/or locomotion.
