Sentence examples for usage regulates from inspiring English sources

Finally, we demonstrate that codon usage regulates protein function by affecting co-translational protein folding.

In total, our study suggests that alternative exon usage is regulated by CTCF-dependent chromatin structure.

Spectrum usage is regulated in every part of the world so that essential services can be provided and be protected from interference.

Recent analysis of genome-wide epigenetic modification data, mean replication timing (MRT) profiles and chromosome conformation data in mammals have provided increasing evidence that flexibility in replication origin usage is regulated locally by the epigenetic landscape and over larger genomic distances by the 3D chromatin architecture.

BDZ prescription and usage is regulated in most developed countries.

Polyadenylation site usage can be regulated by physiological conditions such as cell growth and differentiation or by pathological events such as cell transformation.

Our findings demonstrate that codon usage differences may regulate gene expression at different levels and anticipate translational control of acetylcholinesterase gene expression in its native mammalian host as well.

But in 1994, the Royal Spanish Academy, a body that regulates Spanish usage, allowed them to be unstuck for the purposes of alphabetisation and sorting.

Part I (pages 1-3): This is the so-called "Bathroom Bill" and makes up only the first Part of the five Parts of House Bill 2. It regulates bathroom usage around the concept of "biological sex" which it defines as "[t]he physical condition of being male or female, which is stated on a persons's birth certificate".

Considering our observations of the effect of genetic background on Apobec1 expression in liver tissue and recent observations that mouse genetic background regulates isoform usage in macrophages, we next asked whether there was a difference in the genetic regulation of each of these isoforms among the DO founder strains.

Mr. Eckstein argues for the creation of regional cross-border arrangements to regulate aquifer usage.