Sentence examples for regulation section from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hamer, 53, is the chief of the gene structure and regulation section at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md., where his research focuses on developing new treatments for H.I.V. and AIDS.

The ILO EPLex database, under its "scope of regulation" section, lists firm and worker categories that are formally excluded from statutes, in a sample of over 90 countries, over the period from 2009 to 2013.

As mentioned in the 'Kinetic modeling and incorporation of metabolic regulation' section, several efforts have been made for the appropriate kinetic models which can describe the metabolic regulation in response to genetic and/or environmental perturbations.

For that purpose, we propose to use both the likelihood and Bayesian methods (see 'Combinatorial regulation' Section for more computational details).

The fabD gene is transcribed as part of the fab-cluster, which is described in more detail in the regulation section.

As discussed in the transcriptional regulation section, Block et al. (32) studied the effect of promoter location relative to the genomic origin of replication (ORI) on gene expression levels, finding that promoters closer to the ORI expressed at higher levels.

Figure 19 oversimplifies the concepts described above (in the 'Principles of redox homeostasis' and 'Redox sensors and the basis of redox-dependent transcriptional regulation' sections) by proposing an intuitive model that relates the levels of ROS and oxidative stress to the overall response and even fate of the target cells.

But even for one and the same cell both appearance and mechanical structure do not persist over time allowing the cell to dynamically adapt to its changing periphery – on a timescale much faster than typical for epigenetic pathways, indicating an inherent ability of the cytoskeleton for complex self-regulation (Section 2.2.3).

Although alcoholic beverages on prison grounds are considered contraband in California (Title 15, California Code of Regulations, Section 3016 [a]), pruno appears to be popular in prisons, and recipes are available on the Internet; most recipes call for some form of fruit, hot water, ketchup, and sugar (3, 4 ).

The exam consists of two parts: Part I – Written Test ##Section I: Radio Theory and Practice ##Section 2 Regulations Part II – Morse ##Section 1 Morse Receiving and Sending : (Speed: 5 words per minute) ##Section 2 Morse Receiving and Sending : (Speed: 12 words per minute) The maximum number of marks that a candidate can secure is 100.

In the 'Resources' to 'Financing and regulations' sections, we present the common themes identified in relation to each topic.