Sentence examples for regulate mobility from inspiring English sources

Let's regulate mobility: that's what I'm advocating for Europe and that's what I'd advocate for any place in the world, including for the American/Mexican border.

Mechanisms of avoiding conflict through the reduction of unwanted interactions (both face-to-face and through line-of-sight) include spatial and temporal channelling of movement that regulate mobility (Al Huzil 2012), and different forms of seclusion ranging from high fences around residential lots to strict dress code for women (the veil being a symbolic form of seclusion).

Cortical F-actin has been shown to regulate mobility of secretory granules and clathrin-mediated endocytosis, and, as such, it may be that the interaction of CB1R GFP and actin is short-lived and occurs at the cell periphery (Lang et al., 2000; Merrifield et al., 2002).

Mobilities are entwined with complex power relationships and the article examines how governments and businesses have attempted to encourage and facilitate the movements of people and things, while controlling and regulating mobilities which are deemed to be threatening, out of place, and uncontrolled – such as the mobility of gypsies and illegal immigrants.

Our results showed that the connection from EFNA5 to EPHA4 was identified as a strongly coexpressed gene pair in the normal group (| r|  values were 0.720 and 0.013 in the normal group and the CML group, resp .. Ephrin-A receptors belong to the largest subfamily of receptor tyrosine kinases that regulate cell shape, mobility, and attachment [ 25].

Altogether, JAM-A was found to be down-regulated in breast cancer and to negatively regulate the mobility of breast cancer cells.

If we develop, regulate, organise mobility we will have, in the long run, much better results.

François Crépeau, the UN special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, is urging the west to adopt a global humanitarian plan to resettle refugees and regulate migrant mobility.

This means that width control is a possible routine to effectively regulate the mobility of nanoribbons.

The microtubule association by Climp63 has been proposed to regulate the mobility of the translocon and, thus, may indirectly regulate the stability of the translocating complex.

Unlike β-catenin, p120-catenin only binds with the JMD to help stabilize cadherin at the plasma membrane (Conacci-Sorrell et al., 2002) and to regulate cell mobility (Kourtidis et al., 2013).