Sentence examples for interference regulation from inspiring English sources

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Multiple transmitting antennas are exploited at the SU-Tx to achieve balance between the SU transmit rate maximization and the interference regulation at the PU-Rx.

Such an interference regulation is achieved by enforcing a set of constraints over the SU transmit covariance matrix, which will be discussed later in details. Figure 1 System model of the SU coexisting with the PU.

Possible mechanisms for 5'-UTR include mRNA splicing interference, regulation of transcription (e.g., through methylation), translation (e.g., through internal ribosomal entry fragments), or mRNA stability [ 20, 21].

For example, a discussion about the possible uses and misuses of RNA interference regulation with Greg Hannon (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) is sure to provoke discussion among today's students (see Box 1).

Federal interference and regulation have been mounting since the rise of the progressive era often justified by alleged "market failures". Ill-conceived regulation is highly dangerous for the economic frontier, and it is not too late for the "BEG" to reorient and actively disentangle regulation from our various economic sectors.

To date, AS RNAs have been implicated in various aspects of eukaryotic gene expression as diverse as genomic imprinting, RNA interference, translational regulation, alternative splicing, or RNA editing [21], [22], [23].

In the other, that he submits to only those necessary interferences and regulations which the public interests require.

This ordinance is not an interference with or regulation of a business that has no relation to matters of public concern; it rests upon the power of the city to prescribe the terms upon which it will permit the use of its streets to carry on business for gain.

The targeting of LTR insertion upstream of genes [ 23, 24] (which can be viewed as a means to minimize the deleterious effects of retrotransposition in a compact genome [ 32]) could limit the potential of regulating retrotransposition pre-transcriptionally in S. pombe, as any interference with transcriptional regulation presumably would also affect neighbouring protein-coding genes.

Among the charges are business ruthlessness, political meddling, editorial interference, hostility to regulation and cultural vandalism.