Sentence examples for it regulates like from inspiring English sources

Most regulators are either funded publicly, (like the Food Standard Agency), or from fees from the bodies it regulates, (like the gambling Commission).

SigV as a transcriptional regulator does not control neither oatA nor dlt genes but it regulates positively the pgdA-like gene which was already shown to be not involved in the lysozyme resistance of E. faecalis [27].

SP1 has been considered an important target for PrCa therapy, since it regulates important genes, like the androgen receptor gene (AR), TGF-β, c-Met and prostate specific antigen (PSA), and others.

The big phone companies have been campaigning to convince Congress that attempts by the Federal Communications Commission to regulate Internet access like it regulates phones are a costly intrusion that will slow online investment and hamstring progress.

Besides, the major site of activity of p300 is in the nucleus where it regulates critically important processes like transcription and DNA repair [ 26- 28].

Temperature is recognized as an important environmental factor in aquatic ecosystems as it regulates all the biological activities like metabolism, growth, development and reproduction.

It runs over telephone lines; should it be regulated like phone calls?

"The internet is so new that the law hasn't caught up with it but eventually it'll be regulated like every other aspect of society and that's quite right".

"We would like it to be regulated like any other industry," says Jane Arnott of the Sex Worker Education and Advocacy Taskforce (SWEAT) in Cape Town.

A recent poll by the centrist Democratic Leadership Council found voters to be optimistic about the new economy's prospects, dubious that it should be regulated like any other industry and willing to endure more frequent job changes but insistent that government support job training and education.

Earlier this year, paediatric endocrinologist Dr Robert Lustig published a paper in Nature stating that sugar consumption has trebled worldwide in the past 50 years and is so damaging to our health that it should be regulated like alcohol.