Sentence examples for properties and regulations from inspiring English sources
I conclude with recommendations for testing and evaluation, propose basic properties and regulations for the main influencing parameters as also a generic design approach generally applicable for all linear and planar, unidirectional and orthogonal laminated structural timber products.
Rapid progress in the biochemical and molecular analysis of terpene synthases has allowed significant investigations of their evolution, structural and mechanistic properties, and regulation.
L. stagnalis thus has been used as an animal model to study rCPG properties and regulation [10], [15], [16].
The properties and regulation of the MPTP are reviewed extensively elsewhere [3,40,41].
However, it remains a substantial need for more thorough investigation on the role of miRNAs in maintenance of CSC-like properties and regulation of tumour initiation and progression.
To understand the intrinsic enzymatic properties and regulation of Sac1, we performed in vitro kinetic studies of the phosphatase domain of Sac1.
The Nox2 cell-free system from neutrophil or macrophage cell fractions has been invaluable for the characterization of the enzymatic properties and regulation of the Nox2 system.
The characterization of all proteins in the eggshell is a prerequisite for exploration of functional properties and regulation of uterine proteins involved in fabrication of the eggshell.
These distinct responses of ASEL and ASH to environmental alkalinization may be due to distinct properties and regulation of sensor molecules and/or ion channels for Ca2+ entry into the neurons.
Research has shown that GR exerts neurotrophic and neuro-protective effects on ischemic stroke, and its possible mechanism has been attributed to its anti-oxidative effects on neurons, anti-edema properties, and regulation of various signaling pathways 6, 7.
Using whole cell patch recording from human sperm and various channel inhibitors, the authors surprise us with the finding that the major K+ conductance in human sperm is not formed by Slo3 but is likely formed by Slo1, a K+ channel with biophysical properties and regulation quite different from those of Slo3.
