Sentence examples for essentially regulates from inspiring English sources

But what the Sklyarov case means is that this controversial experiment in the United States now essentially regulates the world.

But, he said, there is widespread belief that this system (which essentially regulates how many people request upgrades) will end under American management.

This pathway essentially regulates cellular stemness, proliferation, apoptosis, migration, and differentiation [ 2– 6].

This means that NFATc1 essentially regulates itself by increasing its own breakdown when NFATc1 levels increase.

The CatSper family of channels is the newest and only family of voltage-gated Ca2+ channels that meets most of the aforementioned criteria and essentially regulates Ca2+ entry into cells and is therefore crucial for sperm fertility [ 9, 45].

The company argued that the agency did not have authority to oversee data communications on wireless broadband networks and that it was imposing "common carrier" regulations on companies — essentially, regulating them like public utilities, as it does with home phone service.

I think explaining that McCain was involved in that scandal, used his office in that scandal again to press regulators to get out of that scandal, to not essentially regulate the financial industry.

Bookmakers essentially regulate themselves: deciding whether to bar problem gamblers, call the police over violent behaviour or report crime.

Second, it must essentially regulate itself: a press law is too jarring a prospect for Anglo-Saxon democracy.

Christensen and her medical team made arrangements for her to travel to Colorado, where abortion is essentially regulated like any other medical procedure.

Notably, it was found that the underlying substrate effect, e.g., stiffness of substrate materials, could essentially regulate the adhesion and proliferation of cells cultured on graphene.