Sentence examples for regulated because of from inspiring English sources

A number of transcription research studies have emphasized that asexual stage development of Plasmodium falciparum is tightly regulated because of gene regulation by transcription factors, acetylation/methylation of genes as well as by protein Post Translational Modifications (PTMs) [ 2].

However, this process of nucleic acid detection must be tightly regulated because of host self nucleic acids inside the cells.

The old broadcast networks were regulated because of their "pervasiveness and accessibility," but they possess nothing of the sort today.

Methamidophos, a representative organophosphate insecticide, is regulated because of its severe neurotoxicity, but it is suspected of contaminating agricultural foods in many countries due to illicit use.

Through superimposing both groups (1008 transcripts regulated in wild-type and 1420 transcripts regulated in the TRIM32 knockout), we were able to distinguish between those genes that are regulated according to the anatomic localization (744 transcripts) and those genes that are exclusively regulated because of loss of TRIM32 (676 transcripts).

In 1998 the FDA approved the use of thalidomide in the treatment of ENL, although distribution was to be closely regulated because of the drug's dangerous teratogenic properties.

Julie Hudson at UBS said: "Should transport emissions become too difficult to regulate because of the difficulty of amassing accurate data, we think this might go way beyond the diesel engine, to accelerate the demise of the combustion engine".

Fishing in New England has historically been tough to regulate because of long family traditions, prodigious political influence and a complex fishery with many types of boats catching a variety of fish.

"In practice, online content is much more difficult to regulate because of the vast numbers of distribution options available.

We conclude that genes identified in the D+ cluster are not independently regulated because overexpression of Delta alone or in combination with LRIG1 can lead to increased expression of D+ genes.

It remains to be determined if all presented clusters are involved in industrially rewarding bioactive compound synthesis and how these clusters are regulated, because none of these metabolites were identified and isolated so far.