Sentence examples for example regulates from inspiring English sources

The United States Federal Water Pollution Control Act (1972), for example, regulates "discharges" of "pollutants" into "navigable waters of the United States".

The F.D.A., for example, regulates radiation equipment, but each individual state is responsible for how those machines are used and who is qualified to use them.

Integrin beta 6 (ITGB6), for example, regulates activation of TGF-β [62], a cytokine that has been established as an anti-inflammatory regulator in TNF-related CD pathopysiology [63], [64].

RPN4, for example, regulates cellular levels of the proteasome [ 16, 17].

The USA, for example, regulates food commodities, not the specific technologies used to produce them, whereas Europe has essentially chosen to regulate the technology itself.

BCR/ABL, for example, regulates MICA, but not ULBP1-2 in K562 cells, while histone deacetylase inhibitor induces MICA, but not ULBP1-3 in hepatoma cells [ 27, 28].

The second most frequently-cited challenge related to the regulation of practice (for example, regulating private practice and monitoring professional conduct) and the regulation of education (for example, duration of pre-service preparation and ability to track students).

We can for example regulate – or self-regulate – so that so-called family newspapers do not portray women in topless or sexual poses, and that such objectification and soft porn is marketed as such.

Homeobox genes, for example, regulate numerous processes during embryogenesis including heart development.

MicroRNAs, for example, regulate the expression of genes as proteins, while the role of other RNA molecules called long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) is not well understood.

The cytoskeleton has essential functions that are vital for cellular activity, for example, regulating the branching process of epithelial cells [ 24].