Sentence examples for more highly regulated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohen of the Council of Economic Advisers said that the press had exaggerated the risks of this crisis to French institutions, which are more highly regulated.

In exchange for the ban on soft money, the bill would allow increases in smaller, more highly regulated campaign fund-raising for the first time since 1974.

"These markets are maturing, and these markets are going to be therefore more highly regulated," he said.

But the Chinese market has always been more highly regulated than others in the region — so it's by no means likely that other Asian countries will follow the Chinese lead on tightening regulation to control Uber's growth.

Few industries are more highly regulated or more closely scrutinized than aircraft manufacturers.

At Ina's we now know that Chicago tap is more highly regulated than what comes in the bottle.

The fraction of genes regulated on both levels is even more pronounced for highly regulated genes.

Sister chromatid cohesion is normally established early in DNA replication (reviewed by [ 39]) and because cohesion is likely more dynamic and highly regulated than most models would indicate [ 40], a wide variety of replication factors may influence cohesin loading.

This model in which various factors are recruited with different kinetics and factor dependencies suggests a more complex, hierarchical and highly regulated DDR than has hitherto been apparent.

Chopra, co-founder of Arlington-based Hunch Analytics, at the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting Dec. 10 advocated for opening more government data, particularly as highly regulated industry sectors such as health, transportation, energy and finance could benefit from data-driven innovation.

More specifically, developmental processes are highly regulated by the appearance and disappearance of particular transcription factors [ 5, 7- 9].