Sentence examples for regulated such that from inspiring English sources

Two glycolysis enzymes of the FBAase class, which reversibly convert fructose bisphosphate to triose phosphate, were clock regulated such that one peaked in the morning (FBAase2) and another expressed in the evening (FBAase1).

Loads of moist humus are graded by hand, larger stones discarded; gravel is then mixed in, and the moisture content regulated such that a firmly gripped handful clumps together yet remains stiff.

Although some high-volume companies still decaffeinate by using solvents (mainly ethyl acetate, as methylene chloride is considered a possible carcinogen), the process is regulated such that the chemicals are removed before the coffee is roasted.

The model also shows that the proteins involved in the same steps of the vesicle cycle are present in roughly equal amounts within the terminal, raising the question of how their synthesis is regulated such that each set of proteins is present at the right concentration.

In this process, the feeding rate of decane was regulated such that no decane remained in the fermenter broth.

The mud weight should be regulated such that it is not too low thereby allowing tensile failure, nor high enough to cause compressive failure.

Similarly, a large proportion of the enzymes of the Calvin cycle on the array were circadian clock-regulated such that peak expression preceded or occurred at dawn.

The results show a heavy emphasis on issues that are regulated, such as safety-oriented indicators.

The study found that blood sugar spikes can damage brain structures important in memory, that as we age we lose our ability to regulate such spikes, but that exercise can help moderate glucose blood levels and therefore protect cognition.

"My sense is that the government has many environmental priorities and may feel it is very difficult to regulate such small enterprises that are scattered all over the place," he explains.

The bill would also strike out terms that are inconsistent with state or territory laws that regulate such bodies.