Sentence examples for regulating one from inspiring English sources
Multiple regulatory schemes could arise after duplication, namely one gene regulating two duplicated targets, two duplicate genes regulating one target, or two duplicate genes each regulating different duplicated targets.
Right and wrong, theft, inheritance, property, debt, sin, and crime are just a few of the words regulating one's conduct and relations with one's fellows in a particular culture.
The teacher's implicit prompts explained that Kai gained more independence in regulating one's own learning.
As we've shown here and here, Congress actually adopted two versions of the Clean Air Act clause in question -- one from the Senate, and one from the House -- and neither version (let alone both) shows that Congress intended to bar EPA from regulating one dangerous power plant pollutant (carbon dioxide) because the agency has previously regulated another (mercury).
The case n = 2 reduces to a simple reversible reaction, with the signal regulating one reaction.
Thus, hecd-1 may influence Notch activity indirectly through regulating one or more of these cellular properties.
Michael Specter talks with Margaret Hamburg, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, about the job of regulating one-third of the economy, truth in labelling and packaging, and the potential benefits and dangers of genomics.
By The New Yorker December 3, 2010 Michael Specter talks with Margaret Hamburg, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, about the job of regulating one-third of the economy, truth in labelling and packaging, and the potential benefits and dangers of genomics.
BHMT-dependent remethylation is clearly important for regulating one-carbon metabolism, as bhmt−/− mice have elevated plasma homocysteine that is not influenced by the level of dietary folate [ 20].
Recently, Stone and colleagues performed a Monte Carlo-based in silico analysis and found that several miRNAs could play important roles in regulating one-carbon metabolism (Monsey et al., 2011).
Co-regulation requires the ability to regulate one another's motivation, emotion, cognition, and metacognition.
