Sentence examples for regulating natural from inspiring English sources

Numerous nematophagous fungal species (NF) prey on nematodes and are thought to be important in regulating natural or introduced EPN populations.

In view of this, to reduce the transcription level of argF, transcription terminators, which are known to play critical roles in regulating natural genetic systems and implementing synthetic genetic logic, are employed (Cambray et al. 2013).

Environmental groups also worry about bill language that they contend would block states and localities from regulating "natural" claims on food labels and approving other kinds of laws related to GMOs.

Second, if we take a smart approach to regulating natural gas, we can forge the powerful political coalition we need to win federal action on climate, including a price on carbon - even with a GOP Congress.

Most CrWRKYs orthologous to WRKYs regulating natural product formation in other species were identified in this cluster.

Our results provide novel insights into the genetic factors regulating natural variation in mitochondrial function in D. melanogaster.

In this way, the vineyard becomes a self-regulating, natural ecosystem, which is able to combat problems intrinsically and eliminates the need for artificial, and potentially toxic, chemicals.

The inherently self-regulating nature of a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) makes it a natural choice for load followers.

The Environment Agency says itself that flood defence strategies we need to be working with are those which manage risk – protecting and restoring and copying the natural regulating function of rivers, floodplains and coasts".

Herein, we demonstrate development of a novel nanoparticle-based artificial transcription factor, termed NanoScript, which replicates the multidomain structure and gene-regulating function of natural TFs.

Salt marshes provide important regulating ecosystem services, including natural flood defence and carbon sequestration, which adds value to restoration and biodiversity offsetting schemes.