Sentence examples for govern accessibility from inspiring English sources

Moreover, recent work has shown that nucleosome replacement mediated by factors controlling assembly and disassembly may underlie epigenetic changes that govern accessibility of transcription factor to promoters (for review see [8]).

The chapter questions whether U.S. laws governing accessibility in physical space are applicable to digital properties, examining the NFB v. Target Corp. lawsuit of 2006 2009 as a case study.

Businesses that consult other businesses and institutions on handicap accessibility issues need assistive technology consultants who can educate others as to available adaptive equipment, regulations governing accessibility and proper usage of assistive technology.

Epigenetic mechanisms which are master regulators of gene transcription and thus govern the accessibility and use of genome information, have recently been identified as a "third power" determining many features in the early development of asthma and allergy.

However, the factors that govern the accessibility and activation of the 5′ V region are less clear.

The histones and non-histone proteins of chromatin compact the DNA and govern its accessibility to enzymes during transcription, replication, repair and recombination.

The enhancer elements are involved in controlling the accessibility since they govern the general accessibility of each locus in V(D J recombination.

As the fundamental packing units of DNA in eukaryotes, nucleosomes play a central role in governing DNA accessibility in a variety of cellular processes.

Nucleosome organization governs the accessibility of chromatin to regulatory complexes, increasing the binding of nonhistone proteins to target sites.

Hence it could be deduced that in Indian context the preference of suicide method is usually governed by availability, accessibility and socio acceptability rather than violence associated with lethality of method (Kanchan et al., 2009).

J-J-C regions are delimited at their 5' end by promoters for germline transcription containing STAT motifs, which control the local recombinational accessibility [ 31] and at their 3' end by enhancer-like elements, which govern the general recombinational accessibility.