Sentence examples for regulates in from inspiring English sources

It also contains relationships of regulation among TFs and genes, promoters and operons that describe how a TF regulates in a positive, negative or dual way the expression of a gene at the level of transcription initiation.

The Environmental Protection Agency says it may start regulating 15 pollutants, beyond the 9 it currently regulates, in sewage sludge used or disposed of in the United States.

Such statistics are not available in the United States because there is no national authority that regulates in vitro fertilization clinics.

As the Constitution makes textually clear, only means that are "necessary and proper" are allowed, even when Congress regulates in an area in which it plainly has power.

While the Federal Reserve occasionally got involved in accounting disputes -- sometimes supporting the banks it regulates in arguments over new accounting rules being considered by the accounting standards board -- Mr. McDonough did not play a leading role.

He also failed to declare that his teenage children were minority shareholders in his brother-in-law's businesses – two firms which advertise accident compensation claims – an industry that Djanogly regulates in government.

NHS insiders said it was "very, very odd" and significant that, in a departure from its usual practice, Monitor discussed the financial and treatment waiting time performance of the 152 foundation trusts it regulates in the private – rather than the public – session of its board meeting last Wednesday.

The minister has come under pressure from Downing Street after the Guardian said he had failed to declare that his teenage children were minority shareholders in his brother-in-law's businesses – two firms which advertise accident compensation claims and are part of an industry that Djanogly regulates in government.

"It only regulates in-state transactions".

Suzi Leather, chairwoman of the Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority, which regulates in-vitro fertilization treatment in Britain, said that Dame Elizabeth had made a wise ruling in a "unique and clearly unfortunate case".

It is still to be determined whether this pathway regulates in-situ T-cell function, as has been suggested in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, leading to inefficient viral elimination and perpetuating inflammation [ 18].