Examples of using Signalling in English and their translations into Hebrew
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insulin goes down, signalling the body to burn this stored energy(body fat).
This man pointed to his own ears and to his mouth, signalling that he couldn't hear or talk.
interferes with its normal signalling mechanism.
insulin goes up, signalling the body to store some food energy as body fat.
(a) The word"whistle" means any sound signalling appliance capable of producing the prescribed blasts and which complies with the specifications in Annex III of these Regulations.
GNPs, alongside other metal-NPs, have been found to interrupt the intracellular pathways associated with cell signalling, even when no radiation is present.
you can choose from multiple signalling options, including DMR,
(a) The word“whistle” means any sound signalling appliance capable of producing the prescribed blasts and which complies with the specifications in Annex III to these Regulations.
and this special signalling chemical is active throughout the reward centres of the brain.
Signalling intentions to increase its presence in the US, Unilever acquires National Starch,
These activate signalling pathways from the gut to the brainstem and the hypothalamus to stop food consumption.
K/L is a mode of data transfer that uses so-called“UART signalling”, which is similar to a legacy PC serial port,
But the Countess Olenska arrived rather late signalling a carelessness of which she was entirely unaware.
In a healthy brain, this signalling mechanism is active
Frog biologist Erik Lindquist who first described the golden frogs signalling behaviour helped the film team to thoroughly disinfect their kit before travelling into the frogs territory.
The understanding of which signalling pathways are affected is a future consideration,
In former times this was done at midnight, signalling the close of all college gates throughout Oxford.
analysis of cell signalling pathways controlling stem cell self-renewal.
The signalling molecules, neurotransmitters, are released from vesicles using the machinery discovered by Rothman and Schekman.
In former times this was done at midnight, signalling the close of all college gates throughout Oxford.