Sentence examples for regulated control from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the conventional current regulated control strategy, this investigation considers a voltage-controlled pulse-width modulation (PWM) strategy with a complete theoretic exploration.

Their use at race weekends in removing cars swiftly has become ubiquitous but may now require more regulated control, particularly in heavy rain.

Stem cell functions are subject to tightly regulated control mechanisms, so gaining a deeper understanding of these mechanisms is crucial.

The model correctly predicted previously observed features of the cycle: the 35 65% split of carbon flux through the acetyl-CoA and succinate branches, the high abundance and relative ratio of acetyl-CoA/propionyl-CoA carboxylase (ACC) and MCR, and the significance of ACC and hydroxybutyryl-CoA synthetase (HBCS) as regulated control points for the cycle.

By then, total customer funds deposited by non-bank payments companies into central custodians hit 1.24 trillion yuan $180 billionn), while another estimated 260 billion yuan was yet to come under regulated control, shows data published by the People's Bank of China.

By then, total customer funds deposited by non-bank payments companies into central custodians hit 1.24 trillion yuan $180 billionn), while another estimated 260 billion yuan was yet to come under regulated control, shows data published by the People's Bank of China.

Of the TFBS for the transcriptionally regulated TFs mapped to entries in the Transfac (2005) database (using gene names and synonyms), ppara, nr6a1a, stat1, and gata3 showed statistically significant difference in frequency of occurrence among regulated genes relative to that of non-regulated control genes.

This result highlighted the importance of pathway reversibility as an effective design strategy for balancing driving force and intermediate accumulation, thereby achieving a self-regulated control for increased net flux towards product biosynthesis.

Food production in four school kitchens was checked in order to improve food safety by establishing a self-regulated control system based on good manufacturing practices (GMPs) and as an introduction to hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP).

Together these results indicate that calmodulin-dependent processes may be conserved between A nidulans and vertebrate cells, and suggest that this approach may allow us to elucidate the molecular mechanism underlying calmodulin-regulated control of cell proliferation.

Specifically, rather than focus on the behavior of cheating as the sole dependent variable, and intervening with punishment (or other forms of externally-regulated control) to reduce it, the AwI Seminar focuses on "achieving with integrity" as the goal, and seeks to reach this goal by strengthening positive "developmental assets" (Benson, Scales, Hamilton, & Sesma, 2006).