Sentence examples for regulated link from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, we defined differentially regulated link (DRL) by combining differential regulation, differential expression and the regulation contribution of the regulator to the target.

Unified power flow controller (UPFC) and interline power flow controller (IPFC) are FACTS devices that can control the power flow in transmission lines by injecting active and reactive voltage components in series with the lines, using power converter modules, based on an externally regulated dc-link voltage.

Growth and reproduction are two biological processes that are tightly regulated and linked in all animals.

Quantitative transcriptomics in concert with physiological and biochemical analysis in D. tertiolecta under conditions that stimulate production and accumulation of biofuel precursors are needed to provide insight into the ways these pathways are regulated and linked.

Because the levels of ribosome proteins are tightly regulated and linked to rRNA transcription to ensure optimal ribosome biogenesis rates, we expected that disruption in ribosome protein levels would also lead to TP53 stabilization.

Two digital PI controllers are used, one of them is for regulating dc link voltage and the other is for speed control of induction machine.

In other words, output real power of the inverter is controlled to regulate dc link voltage where the power difference between the input stage and inverter output can be used to charge or discharge the dc link capacitor [39, 40].

It implies that diverse regulating links may exist between different PPAR subtypes and Pdx-1.

In a report published 15 March 2004 in The Journal of Immunology, Hancock and colleagues write that LL-37 up-regulates genes linked with the inflammation that kills microbes, but down-regulates those linked with the inflammation that promotes septic shock, suggesting that LL-37 serves as a watchdog to control inflammatory processes.

The Celgene Corporation, the maker of thalidomide, said yesterday that it had agreed to pay about $196.6 million in stock for Signal Pharmaceuticals Inc., which develops drugs that regulate genes linked to diseases.

It regulates various links' transmission by introducing an operational constraint called restricted simultaneous operation (R-SynOp).