Sentence examples for major regulatory factor from inspiring English sources
Consequently, a major regulatory factor of the epifaunal assemblages is most likely larval supply and recruitment.
Other factors such as temperature, a major regulatory factor of the activity of this enzyme, did not influence the oligomeric state adopted by DegP.
Instead, temperature, a major regulatory factor of the activity of this enzyme [4], [17], does not influence the oligomeric form triggered by a specific substrate.
We hypothesize that the LAT 5'exon is a major regulatory factor in the reactivation process, that recruits dynamic chromatin modifying enzymes that can, upon the initiation of reactivation, begin the process of establishing a transcriptionally unfavorable environment around the LAT by "collapsing" the integrity of this insulator-like region closest to this element within the context of the genome.
Oxygen is evidently a major regulatory factor in a wide variety of cellular and tissue processes.
As the Cyclin B1/Cdc2 complex is probably the major regulatory factor required for entry into mitosis, decreased expression of Cyclin B1 and inhibitory phosphorylation of Cdc2 are thought to be the major mediators of G2 arrest.
These NK cells secrete major regulatory factors (IL-10, IL-21 and HLA-G) that likely mediate tolerogenic/immunosuppressive activities on myeloid DC maturation, on NK associated cytolytic functions and on PB monocytes phenotype and function.
Wnts are evolutionarily conserved major regulatory factors in both development and disease.
Two major regulatory factors could be identified, diet/nutrients/prebiotics, and, secondly, the intestinal microbiota/probiotics.
Cdx2 is a member of the caudal-related homeobox gene family and has emerged as one of the major regulatory factors controlling intestinal cell differentiation [ 23].
Coccidia are one of the most potent pathogenic parasites in hares, and the combination of intestinal nematodes and coccidia has been shown to be one of the major regulatory factors in hare populations [ 43].
