Sentence examples for it could be regulated from inspiring English sources

The co-expression and implied co-regulation of miR-10c with HoxB4a suggest that it could be regulated in the same way.

It could be regulated by Ofcom – then it could have its own board, which would do the job the boards of most organisations do, and that would be a much more healthy settlement".

But it remains to be seen whether such a system has any chance of combatting the entrenched corruption in managing organ transplantation, or whether it could be regulated so as to prevent the proliferation of a black market.

Membership in the new body would be voluntary, but newspapers which did not sign up to it could be regulated by Ofcom, the British government agency that regulates television networks.

Pdx-1 plays a crucial role in β-cell function, and a number of studies have indicated that it could be regulated at the transcriptional, post-transcriptional, and post-translational level.

Plk1, in particular, phosphorylates CyclinB1, although it is not clear how this affects CyclinB1 activity or how it could be regulated by centrin [ 42, 65].

Alternatively, it could be regulating other signaling pathways involved in aging.

In support of the hypothesis that Cav1 is required for TACE/ADAM17 activation, it was suggested that its activity could be regulated by cholesterol in the plasma membrane.

The inverse relationship between GYS2 expression and thyroid hormone level indicated that it was possible GYS2 expression could be regulated by TH on the transcriptional level.

And while animal cells fragment the NE during mitosis it is the TACC activity that could be regulated by interaction with karyopherins [19].

Given the importance of posttranscriptional/translational regulation of gene expression in cancer, it is conceivable that PML translation could be regulated in cancer cells.