Sentence examples for regulatory behaviour from inspiring English sources

Because our misguided regulatory behaviour forced Murdoch into satellite and then hobbled his pay-TV competitors – forcing him out of ITV Digital and creating fragmented cable competition that never had the national scale to compete with BSkyB.

In our opinion the deconvolution of molecules like Piedmontese myostatin, whose change in regulatory behaviour is manifest almost exclusively post-transcriptionally, requires more sophisticated methods than simply identifying high co-expression coefficients to functional modules.

The overall regulatory behaviour of a pathway can be decomposed into a number of elementary structures.

MicroRNA play a critical regulatory behaviour in root, leaf, flower and shoot development [ 18- 22].

Here, we analyse the relationship between the network architecture and its regulatory behaviour using experimental data from E. coli.

While the SSA provides the most accurate description of the regulatory behaviour, it requires a large number of parameters and a detailed understanding of the regulatory mechanism.

…a sustained and default assemblage of conditioned and habitual regulatory behaviours and impulses that adversely limit potentially more critical and reflexive regulatory deliberation (Brown and Benyon-Jones 2012, 224).

The SBN approach is able to recover biologically-proven regulatory behaviours, such as the oscillatory dynamics of the p53-Mdm2 network and the dynamic attractors in a T cell immune response network.

Secondly, this result and other results on ultrasensitivity in the thioredoxin system [ 25] have emphasized how the dynamics of redoxin systems allow for regulatory behaviours that cannot be predicted by considering the system components in isolation.

Stability is the self-regulatory behaviour of the railway system to return to the steady state of the railway timetable after disruptions.

In this way, the uptake of ions by the plants is intrinsically compensated for, thus, satisfying the demand of the plant by exploiting its self-regulatory behaviour.