Sentence examples for regulated forms from inspiring English sources

Several post-transcriptionally regulated forms of EAAT2 have been identified.

The State Appellate Division called a state casino "'the antithesis of the highly restricted and 'rigidly regulated' forms of gambling permitted by the New York Constitution".

More importantly, during the research phase of the project, it became evident that building practices in Havana range from more regulated forms through microbrigades in planned communities in opposition to unregulated self-building practices found in informal settlements.

Citizens Advice said last week that the number of people struggling with debts to rent-to-own firms and on guarantor loans rose by 16% in the second quarter, as borrowers no longer able to get payday loans move to other, less heavily regulated forms of borrowing.

The number of people struggling with debts to rent-to-own firms and on guarantor loans rose by 16% in the second quarter, as borrowers no longer able to get payday loans move to other, less heavily regulated forms of borrowing.

The more transparent, regulated forms of speculation grew with the over-the-counter gambling.

Apoptosis is a highly regulated form of programmed cell death, essential to the development and homeostasis of multicellular organisms.

"Heraldry is Europe's oldest, most visual and strictly regulated form of identity and it surrounds us in Britain, giving clues to our history and surroundings.

In the dimeric pathway the proteins to be regulated form dimers in solution that afterward bind to an operator site and inhibit transcription.

He goes through the archival records, transcripts, published documents and proceedings, arguing that rather than delivering justice, the Nuremberg trials and the many lesser trials that followed them did little more than channel feelings of revenge into an ordered and regulated form.

They were also a pretty heavily regulated form of game (in the UK at least) because they were perceived to fall under the purview of the rules that covered broadcasting.