Sentence examples for further to regulate from inspiring English sources
1901, p. 3154, of the act further to regulate commerce approved February 19th , 1903 and of the acts amendatory thereof.
Therefore, it is possible to combine the advantages of chitosan and PCL to create a new blended material, which could control cellular morphologies specifically, and further to regulate the gene expression and protein production of cells for specific applications.
In this study, we report that TBLR1 expression was associated with cell aggressiveness, pelvic lymph node metastasis and prognosis in stage Ia2 IIa2 cervical patients, and induced by activating NF- κB and Wnt/ β-catenin pathways further to regulate the expressions of Snail and Twist in cervical cancer.
We are also introducing further powers to regulate settings which teach children intensively and to intervene and impose sanctions where there are safety or welfare concerns".
The delegates in Cancún would need only to ask that the Montreal Protocol take on the further authority to regulate HFCs.
Still, Ben-Porath is concerned that Trump's order could signal that his administration will make further attempts to regulate free speech on campuses, and that the president's real motivation is political.
That's why the Prime Minister announced at the Conservative party conference that we will introduce further powers to regulate settings which teach children intensively and to intervene and impose sanctions where there are safety or welfare concerns.
Any assumption of jurisdiction by the FTC would only embolden it, as well as other Federal agencies, to take further steps to regulate the Internet.
The revealed genes, pathways, and promoter elements can be further explored to regulate or engineer soybean for resistance to SCN.
From our data, we conclude that alternative splicing is a further means to regulate AID activity by regulating the amount of available AID-FL transcripts.
miRNAs have been further shown to regulate various physiological events relevant to DM pathophysiology, such as insulin biosynthesis, insulin secretion, insulin action, insulin responsiveness, and energy homeostasis.
