Sentence examples for regulated program from inspiring English sources

In the polarized atmosphere of the waterboarding debate, it remains to be seen whether Congress or the public will endorse a carefully regulated program to find new ways of persuading people to give up their secrets.

Several of the winning applicants have political ties — with major donors or high-ranking officials on their teams — including a company that hired the Maryland lawmaker who was the driving force behind the tightly regulated program.

We predict crowdfunding for equity will not become a legal SEC / FINRA regulated program in 2013 - rather, it will be introduced by January 2014 due to the processes in place needed for SEC and FINRA to interpret the JOBS Act and implement the law (see Obama's 10 Steps with SEC & FINRA to Legalize US Equity Crowd Funding).

Apoptosis is a type of cell death that follows a tightly regulated program.

Acquisition of a final shape and size during organ development requires a regulated program of growth and patterning controlled by a complex genetic network of signalling molecules that must be coordinated to provide positional information to each cell within the corresponding organ or tissue.

Mr. Roh's adviser, Lee Hong Koo, said the Cabinet would meet on Saturday to settle details that would translate the President's announced "free, unrestricted and unconditional exchange" into a regulated program for a limited number of people.

The EV appear to be generated continuously from normal, viable cells, while the apoptotic bodies are derived following a highly regulated programmed cell death, in which the caspase pathway plays a central role.

Although there is evidence of primitive forms of programmed cell death also in prokaryotes, no information is available to suggest that prokaryotic death displays mechanistic similarities to the highly regulated programmed death of eukaryotic cells.

Furthermore, miR-200c negatively regulated programmed cell death 10 (PDCD10) in BCSCs and MaSCs.

Functional analyses further indicated that HbMyb1 negatively regulated programmed cell death (PCD) in transgenic tobacco plants (unpublished data).

Developmentally regulated programmed cell death (PCD) is the controlled death of cells that occurs throughout the life cycle of both plants and animals.