Sentence examples for regulated knowledge from inspiring English sources

Moreover, since they can be actively regulated, knowledge of their full coupling potential is essential.

However, it is a subjective factor which can be regulated, so imparting knowledge about glaucoma and establishing appropriate habits might help patients alleviate psychological disturbance and enhance their QoL.

How this latter mechanism is regulated is, to our knowledge, not known.

The foundation is now set to further elucidate how the nuclear transport process is regulated and exploit such knowledge to manipulate TGF-β signaling.

Although accurate tools for gene identification encoded in a genome have been developed, our understanding on how the genes are expressed and regulated depends on our knowledge of how they are organized into operons-genes set that are cotranscribed to produce a single messenger RNA [ 1, 2].

As such, there is a wealth of knowledge regarding the intrinsic and extrinsic factors that regulate retinal histogenesis, knowledge that is now being employed to great effect in attempts to generate retinal cells from stem cells for transplantation (Eiraku et al., 2011; Lamba et al., 2009; Osakada et al., 2009).

Wilfredo González Vidál, vice minister of communications, in an interview with the official news media in May, assured that "the market will not regulate access to knowledge in our country".

For example, the accessibility of social knowledge can be regulated by agents' goals and habits (Moskowitz & Li 2011).

Renilla Luciferase reporter gene GL4.82 and GL4.13 promoter Renilla luciferases (rLuc) GL4.82 have emerged as important gene regulators and are recognized as key players in transfection (rLuc) GL4.82 is reported to be down regulated in several cancers, but knowledge of its targets in colon cancer remains limited.

Second, the traditional, highly regulated capital providers have little knowledge about these populations.

They belong to widely differing functional categories, including regulation of transcription, organ morphogenesis, brain development, and others not expected from prior knowledge to be regulated by the AHR.