Sentence examples for regulations indicated by from inspiring English sources

As an example, we take the case in Fig.  1 that shows the methionine and folate cycles with four allosteric regulations indicated by the red arrows.

It is suggested that the association between CO and ICP wave amplitudes (CO/MWAICP correlation) depends on the state of cerebrovascular pressure regulation (indicated by the MWAABP/MWAICP correlation).

Selected genes either showed highly significant up- (indicated by an upward arrow) or down-regulation (indicated by a downward arrow) or insignificant statistical changes in those chosen as the control group (indicated by an horizontal arrow).

This author finds it reasonable to speculate that when iNPH patients present with both impaired intracranial compliance (indicated by high ICP wave amplitudes) and impaired cerebrovascular pressure regulation (indicated by positive MWAABP/MWAICP correlation), the response to shunting is primarily determined by the improvement in intracranial compliance following CSF diversion.

The down regulation indicated by microarray analysis of cyclin E, cyclin B, CDC2 and a complex of proteins (BRCA1, BRCA2, Rad51, BARD and FANCD2) responsible for regulating the S and G2 cell cycle phases, might partly explain the inhibitory effect of hHSS1 overexpression on proliferation previously reported for U87 cells.

Up- and down-regulation is indicated by positive and negative values, respectively.

Concerns about regulation were indicated by 75% followed by difficulty of access to information and complexity (58%), and selection of cloud providers (50%).

Deletion of UBC4 leads to disruption of SPB size regulation as indicated by increased levels of Spc110 and Spc42 in the poles.

Briefly, in Part A, the expression similarity between two genes is calculated based on two factors: their steady-state mRNA expression levels, recorded by microarray data, and their potential from microRNA-mediated posttranscriptional regulation, as indicated by their microRNA binding sites.

Regulation is indicated by arrows.

The direction of the regulation is indicated by the sign "+" (induction) or "-" (repression).