Sentence examples for inability to regulate from inspiring English sources

Lack of regulation concerns the inability to regulate one's own learning and perceived lack of external support [ 5].

Such intrinsic regulation would provide a reasonable mechanism to exploit for example magnesium as oxygen affinity regulator despite the octopods' inability to regulate extracellular magnesium concentrations [ 16].

The disorder combines anxiety and an inability to regulate the fear response.

Along with its description — a high suicide rate, a tendency toward uncontrolled rage, an inability to regulate one's impulses, no known effective treatment — there was other news.

A term first coined in 1880 by French scientist Jean-Baptiste Edouard Gélineau, the former is a chronic neurological condition caused by the brain's inability to regulate sleep patterns normally.

"If you define borderline personality broadly as an inability to regulate emotions, it characterizes a lot of people who show up in clinics, whether their given diagnosis is depression, pediatric bipolar or substance abuse," said Dr. Andrew J. Gerber, a psychiatrist at Columbia.

That involves the steady decline of our economy thanks to illegal practices through white collar predatory lenders backed by our biggest banks and hedge funds, as well as the inability regulators to regulate and a complicit media to blow the whistle, caused a multi-billion dollar economic crime that is still in progress.

Additionally, the inability to emotionally regulate is often a diagnostic tell (throughout the gene pool) that can be part of an autism diagnosis.

"A digital ad platform public inspection file would be an important step forward in addressing the problem of undisclosed paid political ads on the internet," said Ann Ravel, a former FEC commissioner who resigned earlier this year, citing the agency's inability to effectively regulate ads.

This decrease is presumably due to a combination of the inability to reliably regulate the air temperature, CO2 levels, and humidity in the imaging system, and the continued depletion of nutrients from the media during the normal process of cellular growth and metabolism.

A major cause of death in sepsis is due to the inability to properly regulate the inflammatory coagulation response in which the endothelium plays a key role.