Sentence examples for pumping regulation from inspiring English sources

As SPH-1-P affects ion channels in guard cell protoplasts [ 32], we speculate that this lipid messenger may have a role in water pumping regulation in Utricularia traps, which is associated with potassium channels in trap bifid glands [ 36].

In Vibrio cholerae, LTTRs are associated with efflux pump regulation, which contribute to antimicrobial resistance, and are involved in colonization of the human host [ 46].

The V-ATPase also contributes to cytosolic pH regulation by pumping protons from the cytosol into the vacuole and by regulating trafficking of Pma1 to the plasma membrane [ 37].

The model provides a quick analysis revealing the regularities of water demand that could benefit water utility managers and researchers: to obtain optimal regulation and pumping schemes; for planning and design purposes; to control unexpected scenarios that can take place during the distribution of water; the performance of water distribution systems; and to locate possible network failures.

This finding suggests the possibility that the VEGF signaling is involved either directly or indirectly in the regulation of pumping mechanics of the Drosophila heart.

(E ) A simple linear model explaining how different serotonin receptors might contribute to the regulation of pumping on familiar food and on novel food.

nlp-3 mRNA levels were unaffected, but the nlp-24 increased after a 3 hr starvation, suggesting it plays a role in regulation of pumping during starvation.

The crucian carp Carassius carassius, another excellent animal facultative anaerobe, sustains cardiac pumping and autonomic cardiovascular regulation during severe hypoxia (<0.01 mg O2 per liter) for several days (Stecyk et al. 2004).

Farmers' motivation for saving water stems from the North Plains district's regulations on pumping from the Ogallala.

The tank ensures the regulation between the pumping station flows and the water demand (Fig. 4a).

In this study, we contribute to the discussion on how human land water management activities (e.g., irrigation, flow regulation, and groundwater pumping) are affecting the freshwater system and climate over large scales.