Sentence examples for tuning capacity from inspiring English sources
In this situation, the Lpr recovery profile suggests a much higher root tuning capacity to modulate the water dynamics that affects the whole-plant water loss avoidance strategy.
These features allow the possibility of drug protection and high drug loadings, together with drug release tuning capacities from the core by modulating the LbL coating permeability.
Such "tuning" capacities reportedly relate to the general autophagic flux, the frequency of cells with active autophagy, the vital or lethal outcome of autophagy, and the size of autophagosomes.
A chorus of influential economists was singing the praises of central banking's flexibility and fine-tuning capacities.
The critics of official dollarization claim it could never work in the big economies of Latin America because they need the fine-tuning capacity of a central bank to stabilize their economies.
The critics of official dollarization insist that it could never work in the big economies of Latin America, for example, because such complex economies need the fine-tuning capacity of a central bank to stabilize their economies.
Thus, cell-based limitations must finely tune proteostasis capacity not only to control protein misfolding induced by stress but also to allow normal protein folding in the absence of these challenges (Morimoto, 2008).
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These findings are potentially significant for other tissues, as 5-HT is a common factor in regulation of various ductal epithelia, and thus may provide a signal for fine tuning the regenerative capacity of these epithelia.
That's Trump's first contribution to a Pacific agenda: an increase in South Koreans and Japanese who believe they should be nuclear-armed because American cannot be relied on, especially with North Korea fine-tuning its missile capacity.
Indeed, some experts are beginning to worry that the process of fine-tuning our production capacity may lead to too many cancelations.
