Many higher plants use the day length as an environmental cue to switch from vegetative to reproductive growth and plants with defects in their circadian regulation cannot properly regulate the timing of the floral transition [ 46].
Municipal regulation evolved into noise ordinances that regulate the timing and intensity of noise, are expensive and difficult to enforce, and have not proven to be effective at reducing noise (Dunlap 2006).
These results are interesting because let-7-regulated networks were first discovered based on their ability to regulate the timing of developmental transitions in worms.
Ablation of the SPV spicule neurons leads to premature sperm transfer at the vulva; therefore, the SPV neurons regulate the timing of sperm transfer by acting as a negative regulator [ 3].
As in the human body, hormones come into play to regulate the timing of the cyclical physical changes that occur.
The judge acknowledged that the city had the right to regulate the timing, manner and location of demonstrations or news conferences near City Hall.
Secondly, under the Commerce Clause, which I referred to yesterday, the federal government could regulate the "timing of payments by imposing an insurance requirement … when you will get the care in that market, whether you can afford to pay for it or not and shift costs to other market participants".
This new study suggests that it is far more actively involved in brain activity than previously thought, and adds to a growing body of evidence that it organizes the fine-scale structure of neuronal circuits and can regulate the timing of information as it flows through them.
Institutionalized age markers, such as legal age, often regulate the timing of a transition.
CRs within the cell regulate the timing of many important life cycles [160].
Other factors, in particular endothelins, regulate the timing of precursor maturation and Schwann cell generation.
