Sentence examples for the central feedback from inspiring English sources
These subcontrollers are assembled to obtain the central feedback controller for the whole structure.
Our results indicate that the central feedback loop, consisting of ZmCCA1/ZmLHY and ZmTOC1a/ZmTOC1b, appears to be conserved in maize and probably serves as the main driver for transcriptional output in leaf tissue.
The suggestion that decoupling the positive wc-1 loop from the central feedback loop will abolish systematic entrainment in long days comprises such a prediction and would provide a good test of our model.
In mammals V1 vasopressin receptors (V1aR, V1bR) are involved in blood pressure regulation and central feedback mechanism whereas the V2 vasopressin receptor (V2R) maintains the water balance and electrolyte homeostasis.
These networks share a core structure, which includes the central regulatory feedback between hb and knl.
Consistent with the notion that phosphorylation-dependent activation of Cdc25s is part of the central positive feedback amplification loop that increases Cdk1/cyclin B activity and promotes entry into mitosis, ablation of Cdc25A and B delays G2/M transition [8] [10], whereas overexpression induces premature activation of Cdk1 and accelerates entry into mitosis [8], [10] [11].
In particular, according to our finding, we could speculate that a chronic postural imbalance, linked to the inflammatory spine disease, may affect the central sensory feedback.
Annual training, menus of approaches for intensification, regular electronic messaging, audits of achieved glycemia, and central feedback to sites support glycemic intensification strategies in intensive participants.
Through a central feedback loop Cdk1 is activated by Cdc25-dependent dephosphorylation at pT14/pY15.
Because AIs do not deplete estrogen receptors, as does CC, normal central feedback mechanisms remain intact.
Dio3−/− mice experience peri-natal thyrotoxicosis followed by hypothyroidism due to both impaired central feedback mechanisms and thyroid insufficiency (Hernandez et al. 2006, 2007).
