The phrase "regulating processes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act or practice of controlling or directing processes in a specific manner. Here are two examples of how this phrase can be used in sentences: 1. "The company implemented new policies for regulating processes in order to improve efficiency and productivity." 2. "The government agency is responsible for monitoring and regulating processes in the food industry to ensure consumer safety."
Here, we focus on the cellular machinery that orchestrates assembly and disassembly of SNARE complexes, thereby regulating processes ranging from vesicle trafficking to organelle fusion to neurotransmitter release.
AtoSC two-component system plays a pivotal role in sophisticated signaling networks in E. coli regulating processes implicated in bacterial homeostasis and pathogenicity.
These molecular probes have identified copper and hydrogen peroxide as signals for regulating processes spanning neural activity and neurogenesis to fat metabolism, opening a field of transition metal signaling.
The role of fibroblasts in regulating myocardial fibrosis and the contribution of myofibroblasts, cells that have limited contractile potential while retaining many of the extracellular matrix regulating processes of the fibroblast, may also contribute to the development of myocardial disease.
Because of their central role in regulating processes that are dysregulated in cancer, it seems reasonable that defects in the RhoGTPase pathway may be involved in the development of cancer.
(B) SOX2 is typically regulating processes downstream on a transcriptional level.
The secondary dispatch to the CHP (ΔP CHP) and WPP (ΔP WPP) is shown in Fig. 11, where the WPPs only participate in the down regulating process, while CHPs contributes in both up and down regulating processes.
Current cancer therapy often targets specifically survival- and cell death-regulating processes, for example by using chemotherapeutic drugs.
It also recognizes that certain systemic forces that deviate from more organic self-regulating processes can imperil life-supporting systems (Sustainability) – to negatively affect health security (Bio-Security) through resulting imbalances as well as the introduction of threats associated with newly introduced technologies.
In contrast, peripheral alpha- and beta-adrenoceptor-related signaling pathways are linked to up-regulating processes.
Unlike self-regulating processes, cascade control strategies for control of integrating processes with time delay are limited.
