Sentence examples for appropriately regulate from inspiring English sources

One of the most prominent examples is the Netherton syndrome, which is caused by dysfunctional domains of the Kazal-type inhibitor LEKTI-1 which fail to appropriately regulate KLKs in the skin.

Rather than continuing to allow criminal and offshore entities to reap the benefits of illegal gaming, there is now an opportunity for the Supreme Court to allow the democratic process in New Jersey to appropriately regulate sports gaming".

Our observations that rapamycin significantly extends lifespan, and that animals with reduced AMPK function consume more oxygen indicate inabilities to appropriately regulate cellular metabolic activities.

Preservation of proper epithelial structure is important for a cell to appropriately regulate its growth.

Flies lacking yar RNAs are viable and appropriately regulate y and ac transcription, but show defects in sleep.

We suggest that negative autoregulation in the neurons maintains tbx-2 expression at levels to appropriately regulate downstream target genes.

Support is in place from the public health community, as long as such products are effectively and appropriately regulated by the UK medicines regulator.

Paul Roye, director of the S.E.C.'s division of investment management, said at a conference this month that the commission was "analyzing whether these products are appropriately regulated".

It would also allow the product to be taxed, and more importantly, appropriately regulated outside the criminal market.

This was an imperfect analogy, since ideas are not commodities traded on markets, like oil futures, stock shares or gold, which are appropriately regulated by government agencies.

The Fed will be central to ensuring that institutions implicitly backed by the state are appropriately regulated: impartiality is crucial.But the biggest risk lies with monetary policy.