Sentence examples for required to temper from inspiring English sources

Our results also indicate that Rab7 is likely activated by a Rab GEF to promote autophagosomal membrane growth and microtubule associated trafficking and that TBC1D15/17 Rab GAP activity is required to temper Rab7 activity to tailor autophagosomal membrane expansion to surround mitochondrial aggregates.

Collins, too, seemed to want to temper the buzz.

But questions about what religious schools are required to do may temper some schools' enthusiasm for the plan.

Although we have shown that there is a clear and significant histological difference between healthy rats and the UCD-T2DM rats, our study does possess some limitations that require us to temper our conclusions.

However, we observe that BADGER with c = 4 samples many more optimal paths than with c = 1 in the case of the high-divergence data set, suggesting that parallel tempering is required to sample effectively and that BADGER with c = 1 may be mixing very slowly.

For welded high-strength steel structures, after-welding tempering is often required to remove residual stresses.

These efforts are required to ensure that the steel develops a homogeneous fully tempered martensitic microstructure, with the appropriate distribution of precipitates and the required dislocation substructure.

In addition, arterial blood samples are required to enter arterial oxygen tension values for shunt estimation, which somewhat tempers the noninvasive nature of this technique.

Dress professionally, be respectful and do not lose your temper or get fed up (even if you are required to wait a long time at the border).

Construction companies were required to post mitigation plans outlining how exploding rocks, jackhammers and other outbursts would be tempered.

Expectations must be tempered by the fact that epigenetic mechanisms of endocrine resistance remain poorly understood, and further study is required to better understand how altering epigenetic pathways with therapeutics can promote or inhibit endocrine resistance in different contexts.