Sentence examples for regulated meaning from inspiring English sources

While equity release is regulated (meaning consumers may get compensation), sale and lease-back is not.

Unlike Cheddar, the Stilton name is carefully regulated, meaning that while there are variations in quality between different producers, in general Stilton is indeed sublime.

Intriguingly, mTOR and HIF1 are reciprocally regulated, meaning that the deriving signaling pathways cannot be considered totally independent.

Buying and selling debt on the secondary market isn't well-enough regulated, meaning that even when you think you are paying off, or have paid off, a debt to one collector, another could have the same file and insist that you pay the same sum to them.

In psychiatry we speak of "affect regulation", meaning the ability to regulate one's emotions, to control them enough so they don't result in impulsive behavior.

FLML currently operates as a demand regulated fishery, meaning that landings increase with demand.

This suggests that RETN expression may be cis-regulated, meaning there are variants in or near the RETN gene that influence the abundance of its mRNA [ 38].

They can regulate in cis, meaning that they regulate a nearby gene on the same chromosome, or in trans, regulating genes on a different chromosome [ 34]. cis enhancers can be located 5' or 3' distal to the regulated gene, in introns or even within a coding exon of their target gene [ 35, 36].

The second largest difference was seen in the liver with 221 258 differentially regulated transcripts; meaning, in contrast to the thyroid, the extent of diurnal variation did not vary much through the day.

The SEC has concluded that the digital currency financing events will be regulated as securities, meaning unregistered offerings could be subject to criminal punishment.

Investing in radio spectrum, cell towers, etc., is not only cripplingly expensive but is also highly regulated and licensed, meaning that rates of return are poor.