"regulatory mode" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to refer to a situation in which an organization is following or implementing rules and regulations. For example, "The company is operating in a stringent regulatory mode in order to comply with the new policies."
We find support for these ideas using data collected from a survey of executives and two original experimental designs, one in which regulatory mode is measured as a chronic disposition and the other in which it is situationally induced.
Finally, forcing the regulatory mode to be activating was seen to substantially reduce the fitness score.
In fact, such a regulatory mode is not very relevant because of the symmetry of the transfer function.
Whether the SLC6A4 regulation involves similar regulatory mode remains unclear since almost all RefSeq annotated human SLC6A4 transcripts are of somatic origin (placenta, lung) and of similar length.
These results imply that receptor endocytosis utilizes the same molecules but has a regulatory mode that depends on the amount of ligand.
For the lac system and realistic time variations, the entropic effects appear to be so large that only a repressive regulatory mode is possible [9].
In both regulatory modes, distinct differences were found between IR36 and T65.
The gain-scheduled fuzzy controller shows excellent control performance, significantly outperforming the PID controllers in both servo and regulatory modes.
Control is demonstrated in both servo and regulatory modes, for no wind-up in a constrained situation, and for bumpless transfer.
Gene A is expressed under the constrains of two different monomeric regulatory modes.
Indeed, LM mediated interactions allow the emergence of several regulatory modes (i.e. sequential, mutually exclusive and cooperative) frequently observed in signalling, vesicular trafficking and transcription pathways [8].
