Sentence examples for minute regulation from inspiring English sources

Tax laws, a thicket of contradictory and minute regulation, are obeyed as strictly as the speed limit.

Moreover, the home government's minute regulations on every aspect of colonial administration (though they were often ignored) tended to allow little discretionary power.

In ­Brussels the thousands of well-paid ­bureaucrats, who thus far have escaped any cuts or austerities, keep their heads down and quietly get on with the job of enforcing countless minute regulations.

The game was tied at 1-1 afthe the 90-minute regulation and two 15-minute overtimes.

Further the minute-to-minute regulation of plasma Ca2+ was examined after the EGTA induced hypocalcemia.

The very rapid minute-to-minute regulation of plasma-Ca2+ (p-Ca2+) takes place via an exchange mechanism of Ca2+ between plasma and bone.

Results from our lab have previously clearly shown that neither PTH, calcitriol or CT were essential for the rapid minute-to-minute regulation of plasma Ca2+ [ 9- 12].

We, therefore, suggest that there might exist an as yet unknown factor or mechanism, which is involved in the very rapid signaling between kidney and bone, and which is affecting the minute-to-minute regulation of plasma Ca2+.

A major drawback of insulin administration used by diabetic patients is the lack of minute-by-minute regulation of blood glucose levels such as can be provided by intact pancreatic beta cells.

This classical model of plasma Ca2+ regulation does indeed apply to the long-term regulation and stability of plasma Ca2+, but does not apply to the very rapid minute-to-minute regulation of plasma Ca2+, as previously clearly shown from our lab.

Aim was to examine minute-to-minute regulation of p-Ca2+ in the very early phase of acute uremia, as induced by total bilateral nephrectomy and to study the effect of absence of kidneys on the rapid recovery of p-Ca2+ from a brief induction of acute hypocalcemia.