Sentence examples for substantially regulate from inspiring English sources

After the fetus has become viable, states may substantially regulate and even proscribe abortion, but any such regulation or proscription must contain an exception for instances "where it is necessary, in appropriate medical judgment, for the preservation of the life or health of the mother".

Similarly, while TIMP-1 does not substantially regulate monocyte/macrophage invasion, TIMP-2 exerts a major inhibitory role.

Acetylcholine can substantially regulate the function of perisomatic inhibitory cells by affecting their membrane properties or by modulating their GABA release (Lawrence, 2008), and thus altering network dynamics (Hasselmo, 2006).

The Arctic is also already substantially regulated by domestic and international laws.

The final value of the potential is substantially regulated by the biological system and is independent of the steel composition.

"Charter schools operate as K-12 public schools, they are substantially regulated under state and local laws, and they are overseen by state and local authorities," Philip Miscimarra wrote in the Pennsylvania case.

To determine if PLD1 activity is substantially regulated by phosphorylation, we measured the PLD1 activity using several PLD1-mutants including PLD1-WT, S505Q, S505E and S558A in the presence or absence of 25 mM glucose.

The activity of Pim2 is constitutive and its degradation does not seem to be substantially regulated.

Similarly, CSF pH is also substantially regulated during changes in blood pH (with the exception of acute respiratory changes).

However, it becomes increasingly clear that FA profiles are also substantially regulated by endogenous FA metabolism (44).

Genes with low correlation between their transcriptomic and proteomic levels could be substantially regulated by post-transcriptional mechanisms [ 22].