Sentence examples for governing passage from inspiring English sources

In the case of the widely used tracer 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG), the time-activity curve of tracer uptake in a specific brain region, combined with the IF, can be used in a classical modeling approach to calculate the kinetic rate constants governing passage from one compartment to another, and to calculate the rate of glucose metabolism.

Any new trains would need to meet the same safety rules governing passage through the Channel Tunnel as the existing Class 373 fleet.

By itself, this finding gives important information readily translatable to developmental neurotoxicity in vivo: PFAAs that are more hydrophobic or that form less polar metabolites are likely to be more problematic, especially since the same physicochemical properties govern passage across the placental and blood brain barriers.

According to two attendees, conservative activists pressed Pence and Price about the possibility of overriding the Senate parliamentarian, who limits what can be passed through the special budget rules governing the passage of the GOP proposal.

We also describe four paths which govern cholesterol passage across the enterocyte and define a role for the gut in the regulation of reverse cholesterol transport.

The Josephson effect governs the passage of current from one superconducting metal to another through a very thin insulating film between them (the Josephson junction) and the effects of small magnetic fields on this current.

In fact Young had broken 18 separate regulations that then governed the passage of food into space, and his sandwich (which, as the astronaut later said, "didn't even have mustard on it") sparked a political outrage.

The "long line of attendees" suggests a wake and an orgy, the mourners gathered not "hat in hand" but "cock in hand" — though the phrase could also modify the "I," whose fantasies govern the passage.

This control system governs the passage of cells from G1 to S phase and initiation of DNA replication (Bartkova et al, 1997; Kato, 1999).

Cdc14 released via the FEAR network cannot by itself trigger CDK inactivation and exit from mitosis, but rather governs safe passage through anaphase.

Once initiated, several mechanisms govern safe passage through anaphase with the result that sister chromatids are fully partitioned to opposite poles of the cell in preparation for exit from mitosis.