Sentence examples for regulated to some from inspiring English sources

More importantly, the width of the parallel aligned PPy nanobelts and the interspace between them can be dexterously regulated to some extent by using distinct silicon substrates that have different hydrophobicities or by altering the synthesis process.

Mr. Doscher estimated that more than 5,000 acres of Westchester's wetlands are near the New York City watershed property and are therefore regulated to some extent by the city; small properties are subject to local restrictions.

For those Tia1 targets that showed increased mRNA abundance and translation during the genotoxic response we identified several genes that are regulated to some extent by p53 and Hif1α, including Cdkn1a and Gadd45a.

The national government finances health expenses for persons older than 65 (Medicare), divides with the states the finance of health expenses for the pre-65 poor (Medicaid), and leaves to employers (regulated to some degree by the states, to some degree nationally, and to some degree not at all) the finance of health benefits for those who are neither elderly nor poor.

In the growth and death of microorganisms, the kinetics of the biochemical oxygen demand that is also regulated to some extent by water temperature have also been reported (Khuhawar & Mastoi, 1995).

This isn't regulated to some niche gaming forum.

So we have law that regulates to some extent what lenders and borrowers can do.

"Now that housing prices on Long Island have gone sky high, I'll suggest to my board that we reexamine the issue and see what we can do to regulate to some degree the profit people can make after 10 years.

Moreover, it should be possible to research orchard interventions aimed at regulating to some extent the fruits' ambient RH and T, and through these E (in terms of our fruit transpiration model) and thus fruit Ca and fruit storage quality (in terms of the other links in our causal-chain hypothesis).

The prediction is that separase activity or cohesin cleavage must be locally regulated to spare some cohesion from destruction.

As for PAEs and whether they will get regulated to rein in some of their activities, the ball's now in the government's court.