It was apparent that deserved success of designing NE product is underpinned by applying the principle of regulating the HLB value.
Overall no significant changes in DNA methylation occurred in either the Pou5f1 or Gfra1 promoter indicating that histone methylation and acetylation are the principles means of regulating gene expression at these promoters in GC-1 cells.
Rawls's idea is that, being reasonable and rational, persons (like us) who regard ourselves as free and equal should be in a position to accept and endorse as morally justifiable the principles of justice regulating our basic social institutions and individual conduct.
His central claim is that, by a happy coincidence, Rawls' principles of justice regulate all of the principal social determinants of health (2008, 82 and 97).
Understand the three principles of internal energy:, regulating the posture (body), regulating the breath, and regulating the mind.
MEP Jan Philip Albrecht, for example, couched them as "vague requests", and described the approach as "neither effective" (i.e. in its aim of regulating tech platforms) nor "in line with rule of law principles".
Understanding the functional organization of protein interaction networks is of utmost importance for our understanding of the principles regulating cellular behavior and consequently in understanding the diseases where cellular behavior is misregulated.
Quantitative understanding of the principles regulating nucleosome occupancy on a genome-wide level is a central issue in eukaryotic genomics.
Large new areas of application are foreseen; in basic neuroscience our technique may contribute to the discovery of the general principles regulating communication, evolution and development of the brain; in clinical neuroscience it may shed new light into diseases of disorders that involve disruptions of anatomical brain connectivity.
Matters of basic justice involve principles regulating the distribution of important resources (e.g. income, wealth) not covered by the list of basic rights and liberties (Rawls 1996, 228 229).
