Sentence examples for regulating principle from inspiring English sources
This was a regulating principle of action, perhaps distinct from benevolent passions.
Still, Reid insists that our good on the whole ought not to be the "only regulating principle of human conduct" (EAP III.iii.iv: 164).
It is not the third term of a saying that has been frayed to the core; it is a regulating principle that enables the other two terms to keep their criminal excesses at bay.
A community of principle is regulated by principles that have been elaborated in a distinctive way in the particular community.
It is striking that the SBS-encoding exons of dystrophin and α- and β-dystrobrevin [ 37, 38] are subject to alternative splicing, meaning that syntrophin stoichiometry can be regulated, in principle at least, from two to four syntrophin molecules per DGC [ 37].
Such a comparison between a macrocosm and a microcosm would also permit him to maintain a unity behind diversity as well as to reinforce the view of his contemporaries that there is an overarching principle regulating all life and behaviour.
In a mouse pituitary AtT-20 cell line, GR bound different canonical GR motifs that also have high INOS, suggesting that this trait is a general principle regulating GR localization (Additional file 1: Table S1B).
In this chapter, we will define a terminology to describe DNA topology and discuss recent progress in the field, illustrating how topological changes in DNA can regulate general principles of gene expression and nuclear architecture.
To put the matter in the way Rawls puts it: political society must be regulated by principles on which there is an overlapping consensus (Rawls, 1996, Lecture IV).
It is not clear why this is any less of a loss of control over society than for those who must live in a society that is partly regulated by principles they do not accept.
Motivated by these applications, principles regulating the interactions of the microvasculature and biomaterials are summarized and illustrated in case studies.
