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(181) So applying growth regulating substances in the culture of Flammulina velutipes is safe.

(182) Although many genes regulating root hair development have been isolated in Arabidopsis, knowledge of molecular mechanism of root hair development in monocot cereal crops is largely unclear.

(183) BMP-9 acts as a potential mediator in the hepatic reticuloendothelial system, thereby regulating the glucose and lipid metabolism.

(184) Objective:To compare the lipid - regulating effects of fluvastatin and pravastatin.

(185) Therefore , novation of obligation will still has it's own regulating range , even in the modern legal system .

(186) The Clean Air Act charges the Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ) with regulating air pollution from vehicles.

(187) Microcystin may play an important role in regulating species competition and ecological succession to help in Cyanobacteria be advantageous competitor.

(188) It is well know that the preoptic and anterior hypothalamus is the heat regulating center of homeotherm .

(189) The theory of "kidney corresponding with winter" has substance basis. Its regulating mechanism is related to conarium's regulation to differential expression of gene in testical.

(190) The purpose of this study was to test the interaction effect of emotional labor, job involvement, and ability of regulating others emotion on emotional exhaustion .

(191) Known as the circadian clock, this internal time keeper manages the body's daily rhythms, regulating when to sleep, wake, eat and many other functions of the body.

(192) This medicine is exceptionally effective for regulating menstruation and arresting leukorrhea of women.

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(193) Citrate synthase plays a key role in regulating TCA cycle and is responsible for catalysing the synthesis of citrate from oxaloacetate and acetyl CoA.

(194) Evidence and Mechanism of Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases Regulating Stomatal Movement of Vicia Faba L.

(195) It can play the role of antipyresis, detoxication, dispelling wind and cold, promoting blood circulations, regulating immunity and relieving pain.

(196) In this paper have been discussed the mutual countermeasures between trees and phytophagous insects, bio-chemical basis of induced resistance in regulating phytophagous insects population.

(197) Part Two demonstrates the reasons and meanings of regulating the Transnational M & A by the Antimonopoly Law.

(198) By regulating the cathode temperature and applying the combined exhaust techniques, the mean time of no-failure operation of this picture tube is lengthened more than four times.

(199) Regulating human rights in the constitution raises an urgent requirement to innovate present human rights protection mechanism.

(200) Regulating secret investigation by law should be based on the rule of law, the theory of due process, the implementation procedure and result reduction procedure of secret investigation.

(201) Methods for regulating angiogenesis by modulating the activity of 20 - are disclosed.

(202) Heat will be controlled with a local filled system regulating valve.

(203) We introduce the specifications and regulating methods of free electron laser devices used for medicine,[Sentencedict.com] and discuss the free electron laser-tissue interaction.

(204) Our current commercial instrument law and guarantee law are relatively simple in regulating the conduct so they need to be perfected.

(205) The paper introduces the computer - controlled modes and application of electromagnetic speed regulating electrical haulage shearer.

(206) Heat shock factor 1 ( HSF 1 ) is the key protein in regulating stress response.

(207) They serve as catalysts for many reactions such as controlling muscle responses, maintaining the nervous systems, and regulating acid-base balance.

(208) Modern pharmacological studies indicate that it has the effect of adjusting nerves , Sedation, regulating immune and endocrine, and anti-anemia.

(209) The best method a self - regulating homeostatic system which you could put precisely in a human body.

(210) Yet government has to some extent always been involved in regulating and guiding the U.S. economy.