Sentence examples for which are rate from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the performance bottleneck is caused by the WiFi channels, which are rate limited.
Cold induced expression of PGC1α stimulates transcription of metabolic enzymes such as cytochrome c oxidase and F0F1-ATPase, which are rate limiting steps in oxidative phosphorylation [30].
This information may be also relevant to identify key targets which are rate limiting for cell growth.
This negative effect seems to be less related to the degree of anaemia than to impaired oxidative metabolism in the muscles with an increased formation of lactic acid, that in turn is due to a lack of iron-containing enzymes which are rate limiting for the oxidative metabolism (84).
In GSC animals, most if not all proteasome subunit genes are dependent upon SKN-1 for their expression, and SKN-1 and DAF-16 together activate the proteasome subunit gene rpn-6.1, the levels of which are rate limiting for proteasome activity (Vilchez et al., 2012).
Recent evidence indicates that during copper (Cu) stress, the roots of metallicolous plants manifest a higher activity of acid invertase enzymes, which are rate-limiting in sucrose catabolism, than non-metallicolous plants.
The ecological mechanisms contributing to this transformation are not fully understood but are believed to include the breakdown of ecosystem processes including litter production and decomposition, which are rate-limiting steps in nutrient cycling and incorporation of organic matter into the soil.
WorldCom would shoulder immediate expenses connected to Intermedia bonds, which are rated or below investment grade.
Among the Russell Group universities, which are rated best for research, some subjects are favoured more than others.
It also runs three primaries, two of which are rated "good", while the other has not been inspected.
Last year the government's university research funding council announced that it was cutting funding to all but the top university departments, which are rated as being "internationally competitive".
