Sentence examples for not sufficiently regulated from inspiring English sources

But it can also be a threat to wild populations of animals and plants and their ecosystems if it is not sufficiently regulated or controlled, poorly monitored and managed, or conducted at unsustainable levels.

Mr Givan, who chairs the assembly's justice committee, said there are concerns it is not sufficiently regulated and the amendment would ensure that only the NHS could carry out abortions in Northern Ireland.

59 When products are purchased through the internet and the sites are not sufficiently regulated, customers are left to accept the consequences.

Despite the prevalence of body modification, especially among adolescents [ 1, 5, 8] and the associated health risks [ 1, 9- 12], these practices are currently not sufficiently regulated [ 13- 17].

This parameter could be a novel marker of stroke in addition with other cytokines (IL-6 and IL-8) [ 14], even if the cytokine upregulation follows as a fall mechanism not sufficiently regulated, which worse often the clinical course of neurological event.

However, the administration of subcutaneous insulin, i.e., nonpulsatile, low portal-systemic ratio, does not sufficiently regulate glucagon release in people with diabetes (7).

That has raised concerns among some parents that drivers for private companies might not be sufficiently regulated, said Thomas Maimone, the former president of the school board in Manhasset.

How much the relatives made in the deal is not known, but analysts say the activity raises further doubts about whether the capital markets are sufficiently regulated in China.

"It's also not regulated sufficiently in our view, and that's another area that needs to be studied and expanded.

However, because they are designed for a closed system with automatic train protection, the braking systems are not sufficiently dimensioned for when the drivers use line of sight to regulate the speed and distances between trains.

Our study found evidence that some chemical constituents of PM2.5 were more associated with mortality than others, which may indicate that regulating PM solely by mass will not sufficiently protect human health.