Sentence examples for regulating property from inspiring English sources

Our results confirm that this protein turnover regulating property of FGFR is conserved in mammalian muscle fibers and demonstrates a link between FGF signaling and the ATP-dependent proteasome pathway.

Its scope is supposed to be restricted to discussions on constitutional essentials and matters of basic justice, which would exclude e.g., "much tax legislation, and many laws regulating property, statutes protecting the environment and controlling pollution; " (Rawls 1993, 214; Rawls 1993, Lecture VI, § 5).

Since most land use policy is enacted at the national level, a synopsis of Federal legislation regulating property rights and land tenure is presented, including a recent law known as the City Statute, which institutes new parameters and tools to advance the regularization of informal settlements in urban areas.

Thus several data suggest that tobacco smoke may have mood regulating properties [2], [12].

Var-4 could thus be a "therapeutic molecule" that keeps its regulating properties during contraction and relaxation.

This self-regulating property means that a single dose can provide sufficient neutrophil support for different durations of neutropenia [ 7, 16].

Its self-regulating properties, contrary to the efforts of generations of economists trying to prove otherwise, are weak.

Modern economics is, on the one hand, very mathematical, and, on the other, very skeptical about government and very credulous about the self-regulating properties of markets.

Saikosaponin d (SSd) is a triterpenoid saponin monomer that has anti-inflammatory and endocrine-regulating properties (Xie et al. 2007).

LasI, the LuxI equivalent in P. aeruginosa, was proposed to synthesize AHL signals with autoinducing and elastase-regulating properties (Jones et al., 1993).

Together these results strongly suggest that RelB has anti-inflammatory and cytokine-regulating properties.