Sentence examples for on its regulated from inspiring English sources

In the 12 months to March 2006 it had a pre-tax operating margin of 34% on its regulated British revenues of £1.4 billion.And its regulator is a soft touch.

The merger created the country's largest utility, with more than seven million customers across six states, but it has made the new company much more dependent on its regulated businesses, leading to concern that the bad publicity and disruption to its leadership could harm its position in rate cases.

To evaluate the effect of transcriptional regulation on glycan synthesis, each enzyme i was assigned variable Ei depending on its regulated state: Ei = 1 if up-regulated, Ei = 0 if neutral, and Ei = −1 if down-regulated.

It was previously shown that the main pneumococcal autolysin LytA is important in normal biofilm development since its inactivation resulted in diminished biofilm formation, possibly by a mechanism dependent on its regulated lytic activity [23].

For elucidation of the molecular mechanisms underlying HNSCC, we examined miRNA expression, focusing on its regulated molecular targets and novel cancer pathways based on HNSCC expression signatures (Kikkawa et al, 2010; Nohata et al, 2011c).

Another possibility is that Bax has additional functions that require its regulated presence on cellular membranes.

We evaluated the effect of lupeol on STAT3 signalling cascade and its regulated functional responses in HCC cells.

In the short term, PSE&G says, it has no problem letting other companies compete for gas sales, because it makes its profit on separate, regulated transmission fees, which its customers would continue to pay even if they all bought the gas from a third-party supplier.

Occupational exposure to sucrose is only regulated based on its nuisance dust character at 5 mg/m (US Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 2010), which would lead to a daily sucrose uptake of approximately 50 mg of sucrose, which is above the daily dose of sugars reaching the smoker's respiratory tract if estimated under worst case conditions (Table 1).

"Vantage's ability to satisfy its projected profits largely depends on its ability to evict rent-regulated tenants and raise rents to market levels," wrote Alphonso B. David, chief of the Civil Rights Bureau in the attorney general's office, in a letter to the company last week.

(To make competition possible, a deregulated system needs considerably more transmission capacity than one based on regulated monopolies).