Sentence examples for a question of regulating from inspiring English sources

Regulation of force is mainly a question of regulating fibre size, and ultimately size is regulated by altering the balance between protein synthesis and degradation in each muscle fibre.

Alterations in oxidative capacity are a question of regulating mitochondrial quantity and quality, and transcriptional regulation of mainly nuclear, but also mitochondrial genes is involved.

And the question of regulating the building creates a quandary for preservationists.

Extensive public hearings on the question of regulating the whole field of communications were held by both the Senate and House Committees on Interstate Commerce.

Of course, there would be a question of how to regulate the criteria for ethnic belonging.

It becomes a question of collective will to regulate the speculation," he said.

"There doesn't seem to be any damage to the heart so it's a question of being able to regulate the pace of it and crack on and be sensible about cracking on".

The Natural Gas Act (1938) states that the Department of Energy should approve an application unless "the proposed exportation or importation will not be consistent with the public interest". It is, therefore, not a question of whether or not to regulate but rather, how to regulate in the public interest.

Brand X, as I understood it, was a question of which government agency would regulate those providers.

Nevertheless, the EPA's new power means "it's no longer a question of if or when the U.S. will regulate greenhouse emissions," says the Sierra Club's Dorner.

Inquest into brain angiotensin-regulated pathways raises a question of why components of RAS are expressed in neurons.