Sentence examples for inappropriately regulate from inspiring English sources

The 'obesogens' inappropriately regulate lipid metabolism and adipogenesis, and further promote the development of obesity [ 16].

Three cellular functions tend to be inappropriately regulated in a neoplasm.

However, in breast cancer, these feedback loops are often disrupted, leading to sustained and inappropriately regulated signaling.

When inappropriately regulated or excessive, by altering plasma membrane structure-function, cholesterol can play a crucial role in many diseases [ 28].

Interestingly, stress response genes did not appear to be more highly expressed in the duodenum of susceptible animals after natural challenge with nematodes [ 25] indicating that these genes may be inappropriately regulated in the gastrointestinal tract of susceptible animals.

"We don't want to regulate everything inappropriately, things that may not be responsible for producing pollution that causes the adverse health effects," he said.

It is also possible that stress conditions could cause TFs to act inappropriately at promoters they do not normally regulate.

These studies support the possibility that subtoxic doses of HgCl2 may inappropriately activate teleost leukocytes, potentially altering the processes that regulate the magnitude and specificity of the fish immune response to environmental pathogens.

The Bush administration also wants to regulate sales commissions, to discourage agents from switching people inappropriately from one Medicare plan to another.

In a statement on the organisation's website, Ms Appleton said: "This move to regulate public dress - and to make it a criminal offence to dress inappropriately - represents a worrying move of the state into questions of fashion and more.

Guanidine exchange factors are known to regulate the activation of Rho-like GTPases (Rossman et al, 2005), and when this occurs inappropriately, they can aid malignant transformation (Fritz and Kaina, 2006).