Sentence examples for closely regulated by from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, I imagine that the lobbying activities previously excluded from, and now closely regulated by, § 501 would lie close to the core of those activities that the Court seeks to protect.

On the other hand, we have previously shown that activity of neutrophils is closely regulated by their cell density and is down-regulated when cell density exceeds a critical number [ 30].

The networks are licensed and closely regulated by the government.

Some sunscreens already claim to be "broad spectrum," but these claims haven't been closely regulated by the FDA.

While closely regulated by the Department of Environmental Conservation, New York also offers great fishing opportunities.

Coria's case illustrates the risks that athletes take when they use nutritional supplements, which are not closely regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.

A nursing home is closely regulated by the state in its dispensing of narcotics and may be asked to defend the amount of morphine administered.

Your article about the American Red Cross reminds us that our blood supply is produced through complex processes, closely regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.

This trade was closely regulated by the Casa de Contratación (1503), or House of Commerce, in Sevilla.

While surface water in the Colorado River Basin is closely regulated by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, states are left to regulate groundwater on their own.

The mechanisms causing BaP toxicity are linked to its bioactivation through a series of enzymes specifically induced for the metabolism and excretion of BaP, as the genes encoding for enzymes are closely- regulated by AhR and Nrf2 transcription factors [ 22– 22].