Sentence examples for required to regulate the from inspiring English sources

The up-regulation of SOCS3 represents a classical negative feedback loop required to regulate the magnitude and duration of signalling downstream of the IFNG receptor signalling, in addition to limiting the response to any subsequent cytokine stimulus [ 29, 30].

Governments should be required to regulate the sale and transfer of these weapons, perform risk assessments before authorizing a sale and track the use of the arms.

There is now a consensus that new tools are required to regulate the financial sector and prevent such crises in the future".Mr Bernanke and his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, argued before the crisis that bubbles are hard to identify before they burst.

Due to the limited network capacity and the contention-based channel access mechanism, admission control is required to regulate the number of simultaneous flows to maintain QoS.

Adr1 and Cat8 are not required to regulate the acetylation switch and show only a partial influence on chromatin remodelling at this promoter, though their double deletion completely abolishes mRNA accumulation.

In addition, irises and neutral density filters are required to regulate the light intensity.

The EPA is currently acquiring data from utilities that have implemented various control technologies at their power plants to determine what levels of reduction are feasible for mercury and other toxics included in the list of 187 hazardous air pollutants the agency is required to regulate under the Clean Air Act.

The body needs essential minerals such as iodine, iron and zinc as well as vitamin A and folate to manufacture enzymes, hormones and other substances required to regulate growth and the functioning of the immune and reproductive systems.

We conclude that a functional NM1 is required to regulate recruitment of the chromatin remodeler SNF2h and histone modifiers in order to ensure an active chromatin state which is compatible with Pol II transcription.

Milkey insisted that, under the Clean Air Act, the E.P.A. was required to regulate greenhouse gases in the same way that it regulated air pollutants, and its failure to do so was causing irreparable harm to Massachusetts.

The present study shows that the Hpo pathway is required to regulate Notch receptor levels in the follicle cells, and that this regulation might be achieved by promoting proper endosomal trafficking of Notch.