Sentence examples for regulated advantage from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is conceivable that rDNA copy number polymorphisms confer a slight (or regulated) advantage that altered pairing arrangements would only be appreciable or detectable in "sensitized" situations, for instance, in a laboratory assay when multiple competing chromosome and pairing configurations are possible.

Arguments that focused on non-scientific ideological claims like whether or not government had the right to regulate would advantage the tobacco industry, because they are not objectively right or wrong.

Intriguingly, the subsequent co-release of GCT and DOX could be regulated by taking advantage of either temperature or UV irradiation-mediated gel-to-sol transitions.

Collectively, gaining a better understanding of how the PPP is regulated and what selective advantage(s) this alteration provides for cancer cells may have therapeutic value in the fight against cancer.

The new evolutionary theories are certainly interesting, in that they make us look at dreams from a different perspective, and think about what pressures in our ancestral environment might have made having nightmares an advantage — regulating fear, regulating emotion.

Little attention is being paid to developing policies aimed at regulating and taking advantage of the role of the private market to enhance competition and improve the quality of healthcare.

Alternatively, it is unclear what advantage cell cycle regulated genes confer on an organism such as E. coli with a short doubling time and generally stable proteins.

The tetracycline regulated systems have the inherent advantage that tetracycline and several derivatives have well defined pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics [ 18].

But local officials believed that this could actually be an advantage in a heavily regulated industry like car manufacturing.

They took advantage of a poorly regulated landscape to exploit unsophisticated home buyers and homeowners with mortgages and refinancing schemes that were all but guaranteed to result in a tragic explosion of foreclosures.

The compromising of any one of them could provide a cell with a net growth advantage over more strictly regulated cells.