Sentence examples for status governing from inspiring English sources

Hemoglobin, ZnPP, sTfR-F index, and ferritin were strongest predictors of Fe incorporation, consistent with iron status governing iron incorporation in the absence of inflammation.

Taiwan's current status, governed separately but claimed by China as part of its sovereign territory, is maintained in part by an American commitment to defend it should Beijing carry out an attack.

An individual's genetic complement and secretor status govern the expression of blood group antigens.

In roots of drought stressed chickpea plants, members of the aquaporin gene family appeared up- and down-regulated suggesting that a complex regulation of water status governs plant growth and development through aquaporin activity under water deficit [ 68].

The Charter would lose its status as governing domestic law if Congress explicitly authorizes the president to make war in violation of its terms.

And she must convince the country she is prepared to be vice president at a time when the definition of that job has been elevated to the status of governing partner — something voters might have been reminded of Wednesday by images of Vice President Dick Cheney embarking on a mission to war-torn Georgia.

A growing sentiment amongst conservatives in the Israeli political elite--led by agriculture minister Uri Ariel and Knesset member Moshe Feiglin--and the broader Israeli population increasingly call for a change to the status quo governing the right to pray within the Haram al-Sharif.

The respondents were asked to document their (or their children's) self-perceived health status, reasons governing their choice, and treatment expectations.

In contrast, members of the CCAAC (which have not registered charity status) is governed by a board of directors with elected representatives from provincial and territorial grassroots childcare SMOs.

Posttranslational modifications of histone-lysine ε-amino groups by acetylation, methylation, and ubiquitination play a key role in the modulation of chromatin structure and DNA methylation status that govern epigenetic regulation of gene expression (Tessarz and Kouzarides 2014).

As an example, what is more important to the survival and reproductive success of one of Darwin's finches: the exact shape of its beak or the entire immunological status that governs its birth, life trajectory and reproductive success?