Sentence examples for may poorly regulate from inspiring English sources

Moreover, hostile men may poorly regulate glucose mobilization because of deficient right frontal capacity for regulatory control over the sympathetic arousal response.

As a result of the lack of these mechanisms, dopamine release from serotonin nerve terminals in PD may be poorly regulated, resulting in uncontrolled excessive swings in dopamine release (called release of 'false transmitter').

This may contribute to poorly regulated secretion of insulin and glucagon, perhaps contributing toward hyperglucagonemia that exacerbates hyperglycemia in T2D.

Given the existence of several ways of mixing public and private services, more than one form of dual practice may exist in poorly regulated settings, and future work on the subject will need to take this into account.

It also risks the proliferation of poorly regulated preschools that may make use of inadequate quality standards including inappropriate pedagogic orientation characterised by the academic-oriented, downward extension of primary education.

These findings suggest that the increased mortality in patients with elevated creatinine may be due to congestive heart disease that is severe or poorly regulated.

The state telecoms monopoly may be inefficient, but its charges are low; he fears that private telecoms firms will be poorly regulated.

Growth has been poorly regulated.

Lobbyists, moreover, are poorly regulated.

Forestry is a regional industry, poorly regulated.

"And yet this industry remains opaque and poorly regulated.