Sentence examples for relative regulation from inspiring English sources
Several factors could contribute to this difference in relative regulation.
The difference in relative regulation between urg1, urg2, and urg3 seems to mainly reflect differences in basal expression levels: while all three genes show similar absolute expression signals in rich medium (containing uracil), the expression signals in minimal medium are ∼3- and 4-fold higher for urg2 and urg3, respectively, compared to urg1 based on Affymetrix chip data [19].
Relative regulation levels were derived after normalization to cyclophilin.
Relative regulation levels were derived after normalization to cyclophilin ['cyc5': ACC CCA CCG TGT TCT TCG AC; 'acyc300': CAT TTG CCA TGG ACA AGA TG (60°C, 82°C)].
The relative regulation of LTP and LTD in the different hippocampal subfields is one possible means through which the hippocampus then integrates and encodes this information into a memory engram or spatial representation.
The real-time RT-PCR results revealed the same relative regulation pattern of transcription as those of the microarray data, thereby validating and confirming the microarray results, which indicated that the expression levels of many genes were significantly changed in response to IBV infection (Table 3).
The findings were compared to relative regulations and guidelines regarding wastewater reuse for irrigation.
Zheng et al. (2004) studied the criterion and relative regulations for torsional irregularity in UBC97 and Eurocode 8 (2004).
For states, managing environmental concerns places an individual burden on them relative to regulation and expenditure from taxes.
First, the continuing series of fiascos involving major international banks has a positive side: they are forced to be more careful and they are on the defensive relative to regulation.
Similar analysis of necroinflammatory disease metabolites indicated a relative up regulation of six amino acids, three dicarboxylic acids and one tricarboxylic acid (Table 2, Additional file 1: Figure S1).
