Sentence examples for regulated to keep from inspiring English sources

Because effective competition was impossible, power companies were given local monopolies, and regulated to keep them from exploiting customers.

According to the test results, the in cylinder maximum pressure of the next pressure cycle can be predicted fairly well, and the spark timing can be regulated to keep the in cylinder maximum pressure in a desired band to reduce the cyclic variations.

The volume of urine is regulated to keep plasma osmotic concentration constant, to control the total water content of the tissues, and to provide a vehicle for the daily excretion to the exterior of some 50 grams of solids, mostly urea and sodium chloride.

The price of gold is going to go down as it becomes available from space - or else the amount you can sell to Earth gets regulated to keep prices artificially high.

Other wine-related touches include a fridge with a selection of Douro wines (in the first-floor suites only), with temperatures specially regulated to keep the wines at the ideal temperature.

To answer this question, we first tested the possibility that ARD1 expression is regulated to keep the redox homeostasis.

The balance between HSC self-renewal and differentiation needs to be tightly regulated in order to keep the HSC pool size as well as to constantly replenish mature blood cells (Orkin and Zon, 2008).

Government only has two choices now: Either continue to bail them out, or regulate them in order to keep them honest.

Thus, the Mdm2-Mdm4 complex is interconnected and cross-regulated to keep p53 levels precisely in check under physiological conditions (such as during embryogenesis) and in response to various stresses (Wade et al., 2013).

Thus, the expressions of the three different subunits should be regulated closely to keep their levels in balance for the formation of the AMPK complex.

Temperature was set to 30 °C and the pH value was regulated to 5 and kept constant by addition of ammonium hydroxide solution.