Sentence examples similar to regulated entries from inspiring English sources

Once a cordon is in place, it can be used to restrict or regulate entry to a city or to any neighborhood, for that matter in many ways.

A system that regulates entry by reading the iris of the human eye will soon be tested in a New Jersey school system.

Once a cordon is in place, it can be used to restrict or regulate entry to a city — or to any neighborhood, for that matter — in many ways.

While in the Nile River delta, Amenhotep was charged with positioning troops at checkpoints on the branches of the Nile to regulate entry into Egypt by sea; he also checked on the infiltration of Bedouin tribesmen by land.

Migration law regulates entry at the border whereas criminal law regulates the behaviour of citizens and residents within borders.

In addition, all UCHs appear to contain a flexible active site cross-over polypeptide loop that regulates entry of the substrate into the active site and to impart its specificity (Popp et al., 2009; Zhou et al., 2012).

In addition to the berms and the help of a local strongman known as Colonel Faruq, the Marines set up checkpoints in key locations to regulate entry and exit.

Alternately, PLCβ1 may regulate entry of TRAX into the nucleus or its association to translin.

A convergence in pathways of quorum and starvation sensing is suggested to regulate entry into stationary phase of bacterial growth [26].

mrc1 has no apparent role in regulating entry into mitosis, since rad3Δ cells-2E mrc1Δ cells delay mitosis to the same extent as rad3Δ cells-2E cells.

A key component of mammalian cells that regulates entry into S-phase, and whose timely assembly and activation is likely controlled by these growth factor-induced signals, is the pre-Replication Complex (preRC) [1].