Sentence examples for regulated and thus from inspiring English sources

Also, the lower end of the rental market, where most of the poor live, is highly regulated and thus not affected by the new cuts in rents.

Plants in the east were not similarly regulated and thus contributed to general atmospheric pollution; after unification a number of them were closed and others were upgraded.

However, most cellular mechanisms include natural fluctuations that are closely regulated, and thus lead to asynchronization of the cells, which causes intrinsic heterogeneity in a given population.

Over the course of time, the cycles of the seasons, the rotations of the heavens, and other sorts of cyclical change (including coming-to-be and passing-away) are regulated and thus form a system.

It has been well reported that developmental genes are very tightly regulated and thus in their loci several scattered enhancers are contained around or in the gene that regulate.

There is much evidence to suggest that different fetal compartments may be differentially regulated and thus growth may not be concordant across these measurements.

It is in no way perverse to suggest that the industry is also beneficial for animals, in the sense that culling can regulate and thus secure populations – as deer culling does in Britain.

The pituitary hormone prolactin (PRL) may have an important role in regulating (and thus indexing) sexual satiety and satisfaction.

NGOs play multiple roles from campaigner, to auditor, to boots-on-the-ground partner, and sometimes all three--a testament to the weakness of government, which has been slow to regulate, and thus, to reward innovation and align incentives in the private sector.

It is possible that there are threshold levels of LAMR expression required for each cellular function it regulates and thus with limited expression of exogenous LAMR, only certain functions can be restored.

Both are regulated differently and thus could provide independent information.