Sentence examples for switches for controlling from inspiring English sources

Between 1880 and 1923, push buttons diffused rapidly as switches for controlling domestic devices ranging from bells to lights.

Homeodomain transcription factors regulate gene expression in response to a large variety of extracellular stimuli, and act as molecular switches for controlling cell differentiation, proliferation, and apoptosis.

The second messenger concept, as proposed many decades ago, originally portrayed global, uniform elevations of Ca2+ and cAMP as simple on/off switches for controlling cell function.

Another change moves the switch for controlling the heated seats onto the home screen.

Toyota said it had traced the fire hazard to the master switch for controlling the power windows in the driver's door.

First author Bentley Lim, along with Michael Zimmermann and Natasha Barry in the Goodman lab, engineered a "dimmer switch" for controlling gene expression in Bacteroides, the most common family of bacteria found in the human gut.

Dynamic light scattering (DLS) measurements demonstrated that the nanoassemblies showed expansion and contraction on successive UV and visible light irradiations exhibiting reversible on off switch for controlling the drug release behavior.

Therefore, GP-9s are more likely involved in the transport of lipids or small ligands in the hemolymph, with phosphorylation possibly serving as a molecular switch for controlling binding and release of ligands.

Importantly, it has recently been demonstrated that histone modifications at an origin of replication serve as a binary switch for controlling the timing of replication of the Beta-globin locus in human [48].

However, one of the major questions followed after our initial work in mice is whether the NR2B gene is a universal molecule that represents the rate-limiting molecular switch for controlling synaptic plasticity and memory function across multiple animal species.

To facilitate examination of these possibilities, we decided to focus on the RTA promoter region on viral genome, since RTA has been shown to be the "molecular switch" for controlling MHV-68 reactivation.