Sentence examples for regulate independently from inspiring English sources
(2) If F. candida possesses an independent mechanism of parthenogenesis and is able to regulate independently reproductive developmental processes, production of females by females could continue even in the absence of Wolbachia (as happens in other organisms, for example, see Matsuura et al. [ 18]).
"You need that autonomy, and you need that ability to regulate independently," said David Doig, the chief executive of Britain's Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organization, a nonprofit, industry-owned training and certification body that tries to standardize safety and skills training across the offshore industry.
The DFIG grid side converter (GSC) control are usually composed of two cascaded control loops [9, 10]: the inner loop current control regulate independently the d-axis and q-axis grid side current, i dg and i qg ; the outer loop control can regulate the dc-link voltage and reactive power exchanged between the GSC and the grid.
Several Hippo pathway components may thus regulate (independently or in concert) S-phase progression and quality control and thereby safeguard genomic integrity.
Importantly, apical clathrin-independent endocytosis turns out to be under complex regulation, and can be regulated independently of uptake at the basolateral side.
Intriguingly, in budding and fission yeast, the two additional centromere functions are facilitated by a common regulator DDK, but are regulated independently of each other.
Because protein translation, activation, and degradation are regulated independently of gene expression, direct correlations between gene regulation and amount of active protein cannot be assumed.
Furthermore, biosynthetic reactions are regulated independently of the mechanisms by which catabolism is controlled.
First, there are no operons in eukaryotes, and each gene is regulated independently.
That's not the same as saying it isn't appopriate to provide a structure in which the press can be regulated independently.
These data suggested that some SSGs were also regulated independently of sucrose signals.
