Sentence examples for supply regulates from inspiring English sources

The parasympathetic nerve supply regulates secretion by the acinar cells and causes the blood vessels to dilate.

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The evidence that Pi supply regulates ethylene biosynthesis and sensitivity, and that this, in turn, regulates changes in root system architecture and in Pi-deprivation responses is examined here.

Essentially, this signifies the importance of cross-layer coordination mechanism on the coupling between rate demand regulated by rate controller and capacity supply regulated by power controller.

The resulting competition between working locomotor and respiratory muscles for the available energy supplies, regulated by autonomic reflex mechanisms (Harms et al. 1998), would be substantially worsened by the decrease in the available O2 and should further increase the lactate production.

This transcription factor responds to changes in oxygen supply and regulates blood flow and glucose uptake by increasing cardiac tissue vascularization prior to ischemia [ 7].

Mice lacking H6PDH are unable to regenerate glucocorticoids by 11βHSD1 [18] but it is unclear if NADPH supply physiologically regulates the balance between reductase and dehydrogenase activities and the contribution of H6PDH in vivo has not been investigated for 7-oxysterols.

In both cases an admission of unquenchable demand is met with the assertion that the grim and/or criminal bits would go away if supply were regulated, instead of consigned to a black market.

Electricity supply is regulated and distributed by the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board TNEBB).

The observation that Pi supply can regulate root architecture arose from early considerations that the subtleties of root structure contribute largely to the efficiency of nutrient uptake, particularly for the immobile elements (Baldwin 1975).

The requirement for large amounts of Imp-α2 protein in Drosophila eggs could be explained by the need of a sufficient supply to regulate the rapid synchronous mitotic events taking place during early embryogenesis that lead to the formation of 6000 nuclei in about 2.5 hr (Foe et al. 1993).