Sentence examples for thereby govern from inspiring English sources
ClC channels conduct chloride (Cl–) ions across cell membranes and thereby govern the electrical activity of muscle cells and certain neurons, the transport of fluid and electrolytes across epithelia, and the acidification of intracellular vesicles.
Integrins have been shown to be essential for the establishment of initial polarity cues that define the position of the basal domain and thereby govern the orientation of the forming apico-basal axis.
The finite element method plays an extremely important role in forging process design as it provides a valid means to quantify forging errors and thereby govern die shape modification to improve the dimensional accuracy of the component.
Various kinds of actin-monomer-binding proteins play regulatory roles in actin dynamics, i.e., disassembly and assembly, and thereby govern cell adhesion, cell motility, and cell morphology [22].
Millions of women around the globe have used oral contraceptives since their debut in 1957, and oral contraceptives remain the most prescribed medication among US women aged 18-44. 1 Oral contraceptives enable women to control their reproduction and thereby govern other aspects of their lives, such as career and family.
It is an executive job, for whoever holds it controls access to Tenzing and thereby governs him to a large extent.
These atom chains make the electronic state of the amorphous Ge2Sb2Te5 hold strong electron-polarized components, thereby governing the optical property.
The KCNE1/2-enforced checkpoint ensures N-type α-subunits only reach the cell surface as part of intra-subfamily mixed-α complexes, thereby governing channel composition, inactivation rate, and by extension cellular excitability.
Ganesha holds, supports and guides all other chakras, thereby "governing the forces that propel the wheel of life".
For bifunctional SHKs, the extent of input stimulus controls the ratio of these activities, thereby governing the intracellular level of phosphorylated RR.
The motor system comprises a network of cortical and subcortical areas interacting via excitatory and inhibitory circuits, thereby governing motor behaviour.
