Sentence examples for regulated to improve from inspiring English sources

In most countries, opening hours are regulated to improve labor conditions and the quality of urban life.

By adding an appropriate amount of NaOH to the composite electrolyte with K2ZrF6, the arcing voltage can be reduced and the surface flatness, pore size, and surface coating thickness can be effectively regulated to improve the corrosion resistance.

To this aim, C. glabrata was used to study the effects of acetoin stress on cellular physiological characteristics (such as reactive oxygen species (ROS) and cell viability), and the balance between mitochondrial fusion and fission was also regulated to improve cellular physiological characteristics, thus enhancing cell robustness.

"This ensures that state infrastructure, including tax revenue, small businesses, and jobs, can be protected; DOJ resources can be used most effectively; and most importantly, that marijuana can be properly regulated to improve public health and safety".

Finally, and this is a good omen, an Ohio judge has ruled that a state law limiting the ability of local governments to regulate restaurants in order to improve public health is not constitutional.

Given the fact that epidermal growth factor (EGF) is an important mitogen for hepatocytes we searched for disease regulated proteins to improve an understanding of the molecular pathogenesis of EGF induced HCC.

Thus, exercise may provide a method of regulating affect to improve mental health.

During the last decades pig building design has relied heavily on building manufacturers compared to human commercial buildings that regulate standards to improve the sustainability of the building.

Moreover, valsartan regulates CK2 to improve cardiac ion channel remodeling following MI.

These results support the idea that endpoint stiffness is regulated to counteract environmental instabilities and improve task performance [1], [3], [28] and that this regulation can occur, at least partly, through voluntary changes in limb posture.

As described theoretically by Bailis et al. [ 28], self-rated health may be regulated by efforts to improve one's health-related goals.