Sentence examples for deeply regulated from inspiring English sources
After interviewing more than 200 people she found that despite feeling we live in a time of unprecedented sexual freedom, in fact our sex lives are "still deeply regulated by unspoken norms and invisible rules".
Douglas and Wildavsky [9] observe that risk perception is deeply regulated by social and cultural identity factors.
Lastly, also TLR signalling pathways are deeply regulated by miRNAs [ 39].
The utilities, along with the rest of the players, will need to wrestle with regulatory issues that remain unresolved in how storage is treated in a deeply regulated market; is it generation, a service, or a part of transmission?
"We think it would be a mistake" to more deeply regulate the contracts, he added.
In fact, up-regulation of MFN-2 is necessary and sufficient for the induction of apoptosis in vascular smooth muscle cell [83]; in addition, it was recently observed that the MFN-2 interacting protein Trichoplein/mitostatin is downregulated in several human tumours [84] and deeply regulates mitochondrial morphology and tethering with ER, with consequent control in apoptosis levels [85].
Our data suggest that in primitively social wasps, social regulation of reproduction may be regulated by genes with deeply conserved functions associated with aggression in solitary insects and other taxa.
Sleeping more deeply will also regulate your body's production of cortisol, a hormone produced when the body experiences stress that leads to weight gain and other health problems.
On the other hand, our study revealed that miR168, a miRNA that is deeply conserved among plant species, is transcriptionally regulated by fungal elicitors.
Their fate, deeply affected by the choice, is neither regulated nor protected by generally applicable legal or moral principles, but rather is delivered into a pure decisionism, even though it is their own.
Even before terrorism became a fact of American life, many were deeply concerned over the fragmented way food is regulated in this country: 15 separate federal agencies oversee the production, importing and distribution of food.
