Sentence examples for released to regulate from inspiring English sources

It is known that many grid codes have been released to regulate the power quality and integrate new energy systems within the distributed grid [21].

One of the central issues in the literature of open source project affecting intention to adopt and contribute, its attractiveness, is the license terms, the legal specifications under which the software has been released to regulate further improvement and distribution [6, 7, 16 18].

Myeloid cells, including neutrophils and monocytes/macrophages, are rapidly recruited to the injured tissue, and various cytokines are released to regulate the microenvironment of the injured myocardium.

And regulators for the European Union and Britain have released plans to regulate e-cigarettes more stringently, possibly starting in 2016.

Hill et al. further reported that the peptidergic nerve fibers mainly accompanied blood vessels, and a few nerve endings stretched out and stopped in other locations such as the periosteum cell layer or bone marrow cells including osteoblasts and osteoclasts and released neuropeptides to regulate the bone physiology [ 68– 70].

Adult SVZ astrocytes also appear to release glutamate to regulate the survival of neuroblasts.

Second, neurons in the target neuropil might release EGF to regulate branch refinement.

Vasodilators (nitric oxide (NO) and prostacyclin I-2 (PGI-2)) and vasoconstrictors (endothelin-1 (ET-1)) can be released by ECs to regulate blood pressure and blood flow.

15 In the summer of 2013, the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) released its decision to regulate e-cigarettes as medicines in 2016.

For example, although a chronic increase in the IL6 protein level is associated with pathological conditions such as atrophy, contracting muscle also produces and releases IL-6 to regulate glucose homeostasis.

The location of satellite cells is often in the proximity of blood vessels, which release endocrine factors to regulate the homeostasis of myofibers and their associated myogenic progenitors [181].