Sentence examples for regulated below from inspiring English sources

The AGIR report also reviewed biological data suggesting that many inflammatory end points potentially relevant to circulatory disease may be differentially regulated below and above about 0.5 Gy (AGIR 2010), emphasizing the importance of assessing risks associated with exposures of < 0.5 Gy.

As we stated in our paper, there are "biological data suggesting that many inflammatory end points potentially relevant to circulatory disease may be differentially regulated below and above about 0.5 Gy," which is why we studied low-to-moderate exposures (Little et al. 2012).

That modifier threatened to upend a delicate balance between landowners and the 97 local groundwater conservation districts charged with regulating the below-the-surface reservoirs of water that supply more than 60 percent of what the state needs.

With DTDPH and PEO dihydrazide co-crosslinking, the CP can be regulated from below to above body temperature.

At P0, Tcf19 transcripts were localized near the vitreal edge of the ONBL (Figure 10J), suggesting this gene may be cell cycle regulated (see below).

In the absence of transfection of constructs that differ only in the PTB/nPTB ORFs it would be difficult to disentangle nPTB regulation by tRNA availability from the numerous other levels at which its expression is regulated (see below).

Provided are p-values for each category, with systems uniquely regulated shown below.

This remains a useful approximation even for cases where T and τ exhibit more complex dependencies on myosin concentration or where they are independently regulated (see below).

However, metabolism is a large group also in the total genome and the contribution in percentages does not reflect the nature of the metabolic pathways that are regulated (see below).

Unexpectedly, a careful analysis of all significant changes in gene expression across the time course revealed that these early-response genes (as identified by NRO) were a relatively small subset of all of the genes shown to be regulated (see below).

HR and NHEJ are separate pathways that are differently regulated (see below), but the MRX complex is shared by both pathways, because, in addition to its important role in HR, MRX also functions as a DNA end-bridging factor in NHEJ (Chen et al. 2001).