Sentence examples for regulated periods from inspiring English sources
We identified two periods using structural change analysis, low (before 1957) and high (after 1958) regulated periods; the year marked significant alteration in monthly flow at Redbank gauge, within the Lowbidgee wetland, after which most major dams were built.
Alternatively, regulated periods of imbalances between turnover events (proliferation, differentiation and loss) drive developmental and adaptive changes in the epithelial tissue architecture and function.
Since we found that APL-1 does not require its C-terminal domain for rescue of the molting defect and soluble, secreted APP has been shown to bind to an LRP homolog [41], an attractive hypothesis would be that the N-terminal domain of APL-1 is shed and released at regulated periods followed by binding to LRP-1 to mediate proper ecdysis at each of the four molts.
I took Clomid, which is supposed to regulate periods, theoretically increasing the chances of getting pregnant.
However, by suppressing ovulation, birth control pills can quell heavy menstrual flow and regulate periods, according to Harvard Medical School.
Scientists call it the circadian dip, and it happens because our bodies regulate periods of wakefulness and sleepiness, the latter of which peaks for most adults during the nighttime hours of 2 and 4 a.m., and the daytime hours of 1 and 3 p.m.
In addition, Atx-2 and tyf, both of which were differentially expressed at ZT01, form a protein complex that regulates period translation [ 32, 33], suggesting that transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation may contribute to geographic differences in locomotor activity.
The phosphorylation status of several of these residues changes according to the time of the day and regulates period length.
Second, we showed for the first time plasticity of the human circadian timing system that regulates period, with prior entrainment to non-24-h rest-activity and light-dark cycles resulting in long-term changes in the intrinsic human circadian period (after-effects of entrainment).
Using a transgenic approach, Anwer et al. [ 11] recently showed that the ELF3 Bay-0 and ELF3 Sha alleles differentially regulate period length of the circadian clock.
One young woman, an art historian, even found that it regulated her periods and made them painless.
