Sentence examples for environment is regulated from inspiring English sources

District judge William Ashworth said: "The release of non-active species into the marine environment is regulated precisely because the potential impact on native fish stocks could be significant.

In the European Union [EU], the release of genetically modified organisms [GMO] into the environment is regulated by EU Directive 2001/18/EC [1].

Their presence could pose risks and hazard to human and their trace levels in the environment are regulated by various laws prescribed by various authorities in each country.

Yet, no systematic analysis has been performed that studied how the integrated cellular responses to the physical characteristics of the environment are regulated by dimensionality (2-D versus 3-D).

Issues related to aquaculture activities in natural waters and their impact on the environment are regulated by the Law on Lease, Law on Environmental Protection, Law on Protection and Exploitation of Wildlife, Law on Protection of Fish Resources and Aquatic Invertebrates, Stature on Fishery and Regulations on Commercial Fishing of the Republic of Belarus.

Stomatal abundance in different plant surfaces and environments is regulated, resulting in variable stomatal numbers and distribution patterns in mature organs (Bergmann and Sack, 2007; Casson and Hetherington, 2010, and references therein).

Radioactive waste is hazardous to most forms of life and the environment, and is regulated by government agencies to protect human health and the environment.

For clinical and eventually commercial manufacturing of these products, the cooling leg of the cryopreservation cycle is performed within a manufacturing environment that is regulated for Good Manufacturing Practices GMPP).

Chitin protects these microbes from their environment, and its turnover is regulated by biosynthesis and degradation through endogenous chitinases.

It is to create a safe and just environment in which human conduct is regulated, and power is constrained so that maximum freedom and safety is attained by all.

It is infinitely better to suffer the few Fred Phelpses that will surely always exist than to live in a political environment in which odious speech is regulated by an officiating body.