Sentence examples for has a regulated from inspiring English sources
The first-aid training necessary for obtaining a drivers license in Austria has a regulated and predefined curriculum but has been targeted for the implementation of a new course structure with less theoretical input, repetitive training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and structured presentations using innovative media.
The microorganism used for this study was the non-pathogenic yeast Yarrowia lipolytica strain CX39-74B (Strainumberer: ATCC 32339), which has a regulated dimorphism growth (Guevara-Olvera et al. 1993).
"The way this is happening in California, which has a regulated energy market, is either through Community Choice Aggregation or through a public utility, such as Sacramento Municipal Utility District and the LA Department of Water and Power, where the city makes that commitment and chooses to purchase all green energy".
Paramecium, like exocrine and neuroendocrine cells of vertebrates, has a regulated secretory pathway allowing storage of proteins in dense core vesicles, known as trichocysts, for later release in response to a physiological stimulus.
Here we show that syntenin has a tightly regulated developmental profile in neurons and is most abundant in the period of intense growth and synapse formation and stabilization.
The Caenorhabditis elegans COL4A2 ortholog has a developmentally regulated, alternatively spliced isoform (19).
Like other unicellular diazotrophic cyanobacterial species, it has a tightly regulated metabolism synchronized to the light dark cycle.
For example, miR-21 regulates drug efficacy and also has a part regulating tumorigenesis [ 30].
Early studies proposed that regulated methylation and demethylation has a role regulating gene expression during development [ 10, 13].
California, which has a law regulating genetically engineered fish, denied Yorktown a permit, so the fish are not being sold in that state.
"In theory you could have a heavily regulated single private health insurer, but more likely it would be an expansion of Medicare," McAuley says.
