Sentence examples for is expected to regulate from inspiring English sources

Presence of fluorine atoms is expected to regulate the chemical and physical properties of the polyester.

The rational integration of nanomaterials into an effective membrane is expected to regulate the complex energy chemistry of lithium sulfur (Li S) batteries.

In order to ensure the system safe operation as well as long lifetime of the fuel cell, an effective control manner is expected to regulate the temperature and fuel utilization at the desired level, and track the desired power output.

hARD1 is expected to regulate cell behavior in association with the cytoskeletal system.

Based on the observation that the haltere imaginal disc has ∼3-fold fewer cells than the wing imaginal disc, Ubx is expected to regulate genes that reduce the amount of cell proliferation in the haltere.

Although a cis-acting locus control region is expected to regulate transcription, such a region has not been found.

A variety of cellular characteristics – including changes in cytoskeleton interactions; size of plasma membrane reservoir activities of mechanosensitive channels and surface area regulation of membranes to phase separate in cells, can all be expected to regulate the osmotic stress and modulate the capacity (Raucher and Sheetz 1999, Wood 1999, Morris and Homann 2001).

Or is it only doctors whose bad behavior we're expected to "regulate" rather than forbid and punish?

What's more, the collectors of customs whose activities Chaucer was expected to regulate were themselves wool shippers and wool profiteers on a grand scale, taking advantage of their positions to accumulate immense fortunes at public expense.

Nor can the government of Nepal be expected to regulate how many climbers are on Everest, let alone how many go for the summit on a given day.

"You can't take special interest money and be expected to regulate the special interests in a credible way… it's something that people have the right to take into account".