Sentence examples for particles to regulate from inspiring English sources
In this study we investigated the feasibility of altering the pore size of the silicon particles to regulate the payload release.
The MPS is composed of monocytes and macrophages primarily located in the liver, spleen, and lung, which selectively capture nanometer-sized particles to regulate homeostasis and microbial immunity.
We hypothesize that a signaling complex containing Rack1, GSK-3B and AMPK assembles on glycogen particles to regulate the rate of synthesis through phosphorylating different amino acid residues of glycogen synthase, with AMPK being responsible for targeting this complex to glycogen.
Electron microscopy (Schmidt et al. 2005a; Iwanczyk et al. 2006) and crystal structure (Sadre-Bazzaz et al. 2010) show Blm10 docks onto the axial end of the core particle cylinder, allowing it to regulate the state of the core particle channel.
This is particularly troubling because other sections of the Act provide EPA direct authority to regulate fine particles and because direct regulation of a substance is not only a more transparent, but likely a more cost-effective, way to achieve any risk reduction benefits.
We also propose a particle size prediction mechanism to regulate the size of vapor-condensed agglomerated nanoparticles in these structures.
To regulate particle size of citrate-coated Ag NPs, the NPs solution was kept in warm condition when these prism-shaped particles were formed consequently, and an additional UV visible peak appeared.
The agency has long had authority under the Clean Air Act to regulate "coarse particles," soot or dust that emerges mostly from smokestacks, automobiles and demolition sites and has been shown to contribute to heart disease and other health problems.
Together they suggest it is prudent to regulate also coarse particles in addition to fine particles.
The observed associations suggest it is prudent to regulate also coarse particles in addition to fine particles.
For instance, it pressured the EPA not to regulate arsenic, fine particles, and lead emissions from coal power plants.
