Sentence examples for regulated equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The bone is continuously destroyed and reformed by a strictly regulated equilibrium between osteoblastic bone formation and osteoclastic resorption.

The normal esophageal squamous epithelium comprises an exquisitely regulated equilibrium between the proliferative basal cell compartment, the differentiating suprabasal cell compartment and the terminally differentiated superficial layer.

Although the tightly regulated equilibrium between HSC quiescence and proliferation is clearly important for long-term maintenance of stem cell function, some physiologic functions of HSC require short-term perturbation of this balance.

A highly regulated equilibrium between synthesis and degradation of ECM proteins is required to maintain tissue homeostasis.

The immune response against pathogens is a tightly regulated equilibrium, requiring precise management of effectively clearing pathogen while minimizing immunopathologic damage to the host (Bachmann and Kopf 2002).

Finally, breaking tolerance once the strongly regulated equilibrium is established requires clearing the regulatory T cell population.

In spite of all our boasted knowledge we really know very little about the power of hearing in birds, and practically nothing about the sensations set up in those complicated "semi-circular canals" which appear to regulate the equilibrium of the flying bird rather than its sense of hearing.

As a professor at the University of Rome from 1947, Nervi taught that a designer can develop truthful solutions in three ways: by understanding the pure harmony of the laws of the physical world that regulate the equilibrium of forces and the resistance of materials; by honestly interpreting the essential factors of each problem; and by rejecting the limitations of the solutions of the past.

Background: B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) is a cardiac hormone that regulates hemodynamic equilibrium.

Thus, the enzyme steroid sulfatase (STS) plays a major role as it regulates the equilibrium between sulfated and free neuroactive steroids in the brain [5].

This paper engages such rewards to regulate the equilibrium trade-offs: (i) For citizens, a high privacy preservation comes along with low rewards and a low privacy preservation with high rewards.