Sentence examples for and so regulating from inspiring English sources

And so "regulating" it isn't always as simple as they would have assumed.

The interaction of CtIP and MRN has been found to regulate the resection of DNA ends [ 35], a process also mediated by BRCA1 [ 36, 37], thereby regulating the function of the ATR-ATRIP complex at regions of ssDNA, and so regulating the progression of the cell through the G2/M checkpoint.

Trudeau countered that prohibition is a failure and young people are currently getting weed from dealers, so regulating and controlling it makes more sense.

KIR engagement either leads to an activation or inhibition signal to the effector cell depending on the particular structure of the KIR, in doing so regulating cytotoxic activity and cytokine secretion.

The solution to technology threatening democracy is far more transparency; so regulating platforms to understand how, why and where data is flowing, and thus get a proper handle on impacts in order to shape desired outcomes.

"So regulating it might create benefits up front, but in the end it's going to cause harm".

So regulating online content has already been accelerated to the top of government in the UK — as it is increasingly on the agenda in Europe.

Membrane fluidity is known to affect the configuration and activity of membrane proteins such as ATP synthase and various transporters (for example, cation/proton antiporters, and so on), which are regulating proton entry and cytoplasmic retention that serve to prevent intracellular alkalinization [ 21- 23].

WHO is urging governments to take aggressive steps to address the problem by raising taxes on alcohol sales, raising minimum drinking ages, regulating sales and so on.

An RSC is appropriate when the study on which risk coefficients are based includes only exposures through one route, whereas exposures through other routes will be present in exposure situations envisioned in regulatory decisions (and so must be factored in when regulating exposures by the first route).

Hes1 controls normal development by regulating proliferation and differentiation and so cell fate.