Sentence examples for regulated to create from inspiring English sources

Finally, these basic tools can be modified, supplemented or differentially regulated to create morphologies from the simple to the quite complex.

An important question for the future will be to define how recruitment and assembly of appropriate ESCRT-III subunits is regulated to create the requisite polymer shape.

This is a really, really big shift away from that - this government is going to regulate to create change, and wants a new bureaucracy to do it.

Resource users would be incentivised or regulated in order to create transformations in human-environment interactions towards supporting and producing ecosystem services.

The capacity for rainforests to moderate the climate embody the Gaia hypothesis – the concept that the Earth self-regulates to create the conditions to support life.

A better solution, in his view, is not to let tech platform giants self-regulate but to create a framework for ruling them that factors in "social objectives".

She found Harbaugh "emotionally intense" and "completely under-controlled, which means he doesn't regulate his behavior to create an impression; it's raw and more intense".

In addition to the organization's standard health and safety practices, each state actively regulates MMA bouts to create an atmosphere that promotes the safety and well-being of the competing athletes").

Interview studies in which teachers talk about effectively up-regulating their emotions to create a positive, productive and inspiring classroom atmosphere bolster this interpretation (Sutton et al. 2009).

Case after case has shown that the government's powers to regulate interstate commerce and to create taxes reach far.

In fact, one of the primary criticisms directed at Health Canada in the Hitzig case was their refusal to legalise cannabis compassion clubs or to create properly regulated distribution centres.