Sentence examples for regulatory capability from inspiring English sources

The endogenous alkaline phosphatase activity had the same expression pattern, indicating that the pPhAP1 possessed uncompromised regulatory capability.

Using bacteria as a model organism, we aim to elucidate the detailed molecular basis for this remarkable regulatory capability, and understand the selective pressures and mechanisms that drive the evolution of signaling pathways.

Thus, NK cells play an important role in defence against pathogens (and tumor) not only because of their effector function but also because of their regulatory capability within tissues on the nature and quality of innate and adaptive immune responses.

Large genetic circuits require more components (parts), especially regulators such as transcription factors, sigma factors, and viral RNA polymerases to provide increased regulatory capability, and also devices such as sensors, receivers, and signaling molecules.

The goal was to create "best in class" when it comes to legal regulatory capability.

Rebuilding NHTSA to a level of technical and regulatory capability is also essential for motorists' safety on the highways.

"To find a so-called progressive Democrat co-sponsoring a bill to strip the DEA of regulatory capabilities of opioid distribution is incredible," Freilich said.

ABC has been shown effective in enhancing parental sensitivity, and enhancing children's attachment security and regulatory capabilities.

And the Food Safety Law, combined with various recent rounds of administrative restructuring, has further fragmented the state's regulatory capabilities over the food industry.

Our results for the toxicity experiment with E. crypticus are consistent with regulatory capabilities for broad fine-tuning of gene expression levels, far beyond what conventional methods of normalization would allow to detect.

Transformations in industrial production make transparent the evolutions in regulatory capabilities and economic governance which, in turn, give shape to multiscalar spatial restructuring and lay bare entirely new contexts, boundaries, and rationalities for economic development planning.