Sentence examples for regulated especially from inspiring English sources

Secondly, to achieve these different outcomes, any concession system needs to be monitored and regulated, especially in contexts dominated by asymmetrical information between regulating authorities and concessionaires.

In the past decade, intense efforts have been made to address the mechanism by which BRCA1 is regulated, especially its phosphorylation by the checkpoint kinase and transcriptional regulation.

It is interesting that all the SlCRFs show transcriptional cytokinin regulation, when not all Arabidopsis CRFs are known to be transcriptionally regulated, especially since all CRF domain containing genes in rice appear to not show this regulation as seen in one microarray examination [ 10, 20].

Gentrification is a natural trend but it has to be regulated especially in a multicultural and socially divided city such as Paris.

The Court had come to see campaign spending as a form of speech, but one that clearly could be regulated, especially if the speaker was a business.

The release of paused RNA polymerase II into productive elongation is highly regulated, especially at genes that affect human development and disease.

Thus there is a genuine need to regulate, especially inhibit, bone resorption rate in several diseases.

"I don't believe it is either possible or desirable to try to regulate, especially if the desire to do so comes from racism or misplaced paternalism.

"Our default is not to regulate, especially in the information sector," said Ryan Calo, an assistant law professor at the University of Washington.

Upon BMP9 stimulation of MSCs, CTGF was among the most up- regulated genes, especially during early stages of differentiation.

Continental European television has generally been more unbuttoned than the UK and US schedules, which are heavily regulated and, especially in Britain, carefully watched by the rightwing press.