Sentence examples for regulation integrates from inspiring English sources

This regulation integrates the positive effects of PI3K, Akt, nNOS, PKC, Src, NMDAR and CaMKII on MOR inhibition.

This homeostatic regulation integrates signals from the central nervous system and various peripheral organs and ensures that despite fluctuations in daily food and energy intake, the variation in day to day weight, in most cases, remains negligent [ 1].

This suggests this locus may be under complex regulation, integrating information about sex, auditory or social experience and perhaps also other factors related to XPA gene expression.

The Handbook of Personality and Self-Regulation integrates scholarly research on self-regulation in the personality, developmental, and social psychology traditions for a broad audience of social and behavioral scientists interested in the processes by which people control, or fail to control, their own behavior.

Corporate Social Responsibility CSRR) is a form of corporate self-regulation integrated into business models.

One very interesting observation was that the downregulation of CO, a flowering time gene, also led to a tolerance to cold temperature, as this would suggest that CO could be an important regulator integrating developmental regulation and the cold stress response.

The discovery of miRNAs has revealed a previously unanticipated layer of regulation that integrates the transcriptome (the complete set of RNAs expressed in a cell) with the proteome (complete set of proteins expressed).

In the June 2011 release by ENCODE, the Encode Transcription Factor Super Regulation Track integrates previously separate tracks containing ChIP-seq datasets from 81 experiments onto a single dataset which is mapped onto the latest human genome assembly (GRCh37/hg19).

The hypothalamus plays a crucial role in appetite regulation by integrating, coordinating, and transferring multiple nutrient-related signals from both peripheral and central nervous systems1,2.

This is not new; Silent Spring, written by Rachel Carson, a marine biologist, was a major trigger for pesticide regulation and integrating environmental considerations to policy discussions.

This paper discusses the effects of tourism on land-use change and how land regulation policies integrate tourism development with land use.