Sentence examples for present to regulate from inspiring English sources

This suggests that there is likely a sufficient proportion of Treg cells present to regulate the T cell response following infection and we found no evidence to suggest that lack of IL-6 resulted in changes in the Treg population that influenced the severity of pathology observed post-infection in the heart.

Indeed, previous studies of RS447 would suggest mechanisms are present to regulate the transcript levels of DUB/USP17 genes.

We suspect that, even though the SL1 deletion and disruption mutants exhibit decreased half-lives, there remains sufficient sRNA present to regulate most targets in our GFP reporter assay.

Additionally, if the serpins (or at least a subset of them) are present to regulate endogenous proteases, perhaps the specific proteinases they regulate are in greater abundance in the roots than in the shoots.

To handle the network-induced control delay and tire force saturation, a robust H∞ controller is presented to regulate the vehicle lateral motion.

Also a new and simple technique for rotor side converter is presented to regulate Voltage and Frequency at stator/load terminals.

In this paper, adaptive droop-based control algorithms are presented to regulate active and reactive power of PVS, with the objectives of loss minimization and increasing the PVS capacity installation without unallowable overvoltage.

Moreover, the decentralized continuous controller in the lower level unit agent is also presented to dynamically regulate the output performance.

The committee has been asked to assess the extent of donations and contributions "from foreign sources, persons, entities and foreign-owned subsidiaries to political parties, associated entities and other third parties and entities undertaking campaign activities" – and present options to regulate these contributions.

The United States argued that the draft treaty, which would have banned the use of cluster munitions produced before 1980, presented an opportunity to regulate the major users and producers of the weapons that hold an estimated 85 percent of global stockpiles but had not joined the Oslo Convention, including the United States.

These policies are seen, and presented as ways to regulate or balance competing rights or competing values in the context of the impact of IT.