Sentence examples for should be regulated in from inspiring English sources

However, a DEG for a disease should be regulated in the same direction (up-regulated or down-regulated) in different datasets.

The figures come as the debate continues over how the press should be regulated in the wake of the Leveson Report and whether separate regulation in Scotland is practical or desirable.

According to Rahall staffer Jim Zoia, "...utility coal ash impoundments should be regulated in the same manner as coal sludge impoundments". Great -- does he mean regulated in the same manner as the Martin County Coal impoundment, which failed disastrously in October, 2000, sending 300 million gallons of coal waste into two eastern Kentucky mountain streams?

It is unclear to what degree hyperglycemia should be regulated in a mixed surgical population.

Make no mistake, the recommendation that the BBC should be regulated in part by a fully external body is historic.

The case is part of a larger debate about how telecommunications should be regulated in the digital age.

Although they should be regulated, they should not be regulated in the same manner as big banks.

Such negotiations could prove tricky — Salawitch pointed out that dichloromethane generally has a better chance of making it into the stratosphere when it's released from the tropics than when it's released from locations at higher latitudes, which could lead to discussions about whether it should be regulated differently in different places, and whether that's fair.

Eight in ten adults felt that TV programmes should be regulated, with nine in ten adults aware of the watershed.

Similar battles about how rooftop solar should be regulated have flared in California, Colorado, Idaho, and Louisana.

He believes the BBC should be regulated by Ofcom, in the same way as commercial broadcasters, and prefers subscription or funding via income tax rather than the licence fee, which he describes as "poor people subsidising the middle classes".