Sentence examples for unit of regulation from inspiring English sources
One hypothesis is that NOR inactivation is simply the summation of hundreds of silencing events, with each individual rRNA gene being an independent unit of regulation.
An alternative hypothesis is that the NOR is the unit of regulation [24] in which case rRNA genes may need to be localized within an NOR in order to be silenced.
These results argue against the hypothesis that individual rRNA genes are the units of regulation in nucleolar dominance.
The basic unit of gene regulation consists of a transcription factor, its DNA binding site and the target gene or transcription unit that it regulates [1].
At the particle level, incorporation of membrane separation functions into the catalyst unit enables regulation of mass transfer rate of individual reactant or product molecules that high reaction selectivity is achieved.
The results show that the optimal controller outperforms the conventional ACE control policy by (1) providing faster return to the schedule under varying demand response levels, (2) reducing the cost of using reserve units for regulation services, and (3) minimizing deviations from the global surplus-maximizing schedule.
Fig. 9 shows the life degradation of unit frequency regulation power under different SOC set-points and different frequency regulation dead bands.
Fig. 9 The Li-ion ESS life degradation of unit frequency regulation power under different SOC set-points and different frequency regulation dead bands.
This manuscript describes members of a family of enzymes that catalyze the reduction of the side chains of MK, the biological significance of the saturation of the β-isoprene unit of mycobacterial MK, and regulation of MK levels in obligate aerobes.
Table 4 shows the association of work unit averaged regulation requirements and barriers with individual level of depressive symptoms among 205 (95 observed and 110 non-observed) eldercare workers.
Here, we summarize recent molecular evidence for the existence of such units, now known as "replication domains", and discuss how the organization of large chromosomes into structural units has added additional layers of regulation to the original replicon model.
