Sentence examples for the regulated process from inspiring English sources

That is, the question of whether a null mutant of a certain protein is viable is keyed to the essentiality of the regulated process, and not to whether the process needs many or few different "tools" to be performed.

32 Essentially, the NSW land-use system has two functions which this research will focus on: 33 'plan-making', where regional, subregional and local plans are developed; and 'development assessment' which is the regulated process of assessing and considering for approval an application for a development project.

Given that loss of Ring1b affects the undifferentiated state of ES cells, the regulated processes are likely to include genes that are deregulated due to indirect effects.

The regulated processes were the same, and the differences in gene expression between the control and the parthenocarpic line were not concentrated in any particular process.

Of particular interest was the process "negative regulation of transcription from RNA polymerase II promoters" (GO 0000122), which was the most regulated process in both MDS grades.

In contrast, it has more recently been shown that signal fluctuations can sharpen the response in a regulated process by the principle of stochastic focusing (SF) (Paulsson et al., 2000, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 97 7148 7153).

Differentiation of ES cells into the somatic lineages is a regulated process; before the promise of these cells can be realised robust and rational methods for directing differentiation into normal, functional and safe cells need to be developed.

Thus, cells that are fitter than others can overcome the tightly regulated processes that keep the number of cells in an organ constant.

This indicates that the transport of HIV transcripts by Rev to the cytoplasm is a regulated process.

The level of induction was found to be dependent on both the dose of UV delivered and the time post-induction (data not shown), which suggest the presence of a regulated process.

Immune cells cross the BBB by a regulated process termed diapedesis.