He lost ten pounds, and was soon diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, which can be fatal without constant regulation.
As Montesquieu put it, "That kind of health which can be preserved only by a careful and constant regulation of diet is but a tedious disease".
Bill Lienhard, the director of the mental health project at the Urban Justice Center, said that his organization was hoping to gather enough evidence for a lawsuit to demand more constant regulation.
Set in a future saved from floods, fires, plagues and death cults by "the Altruistic Powers", it's the story of Mira A, a member of the Young – a generation freed from uncertainty, desire and emotional unevenness by constant regulation of the Information Stream and minute adjustments to preserve the balance of the Graph.
Above all other names in the West, that of Keynes became identified with such policy in the democracies and with the general movement of central governments toward ever more active and constant regulation of processes once thought best left to what the classical economists thought of as natural laws.
"Their actions to perceive their world is under constant regulation," said Eric Fortune from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, a co-author on the study.
After all, hiring an entire tech team to take on the challenges of navigating constant regulation changes and jumping over compliance hoops is not an efficient or cost-effective solution.
As a principal adhesion molecule, cadherins are under constant regulation in order to maintain a balance between stability and plasticity of the cellular barrier (Cadwell et al., 2016; Aparicio et al., 2012).
Through constant regulation of smooth muscle tone, Kv channels contribute to the control of coronary microvascular resistance [ 4, 7].
The proper function of a living cell depends on constant regulation of its biomolecular content, both spatially and temporally.
