A Federate can be time-constrained, when the advance of local time is restricted by other Federates; can be time-regulating, in which the advance of its local time regulates other Federate; both or none.
The integrity of the endothelium is tightly regulated, in which sphingosin-1-phosphatase (S1P) plays an important part [ 37].
Using a cutoff ratio of 1.5 fold between butanol-treated and control samples, and change in at least 5 out of 9 replicate ratios in any time point, we determined 46 metabolites were differentially regulated, in which 35, 41 and 38 metabolites were detected in 24, 48 and 72 h, respectively (Table 5).
The newly identified cofactors are involved in regulating processes in which Tup1 has been previously implicated, including pseudohyphal growth (Phd1)[25], salt tolerance (Cin5, Yap6)[27], [27], and oxidative stress (Cin5, Skn7)[29], [29].
In 2002, an act regulating euthanasia, in which unbearable suffering is one of the pivotal criteria for due care [ 2].
An irony of the court's ruling is that one reason that taxi drivers are considered to be independent contractors by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is that they work in a highly regulated industry, in which many of their pay and working conditions are regulated by the Taxi and Limousine Commission.
Skeletal muscle atrophy is a highly regulated process in which the size of a multinucleated fiber is controlled by signaling that regulates gene expression from triggers in the muscle [1], [2].
What the church initiated as a strictly regulated process, in which torture was allowed for only 15 minutes and in the presence of a doctor, got out of hand when other bodies were involved.
Not the sophisticated model who graces the cover of Elle, but the development model of a heavily regulated economy in which a well-oiled state controls markets tightly and massive public and social spending cushions crises.
Inflammation is an ensemble of tightly regulated steps, in which macrophages play an essential role.
This is necessary since ara BAD is a highly regulated promoter in which its expression level is essentially modulated by L-arabinose concentration (Guzman et al. 1995).
