Sentence examples for think to regulate from inspiring English sources

David Cameron and most of his Conservative Party are against it, mainly on the grounds cited by John Milton in his 17th-century polemic against press licensing: "If we think to regulate printing we…must regulate all recreations and pastimes".

"I think to regulate something like this, you couldn't regulate Moore's Law.

Of particular note in this pathway is the up-regulation of par-3 partitioning defective 3 homolog, which is thought to regulate TJ assembly.

Processes similar to the physiological control mechanisms of hunger are thought to regulate thirst motivation and sexual behaviour.

Arena says lorcaserin can stimulate a receptor in the brain that is thought to regulate food intake without binding to somewhat similar receptors that cause the heart problems.

As for fat loss, some hormones, such as leptin, are thought to regulate the amount of fat stored in the body, says, Madeline Burke at Bristol University.

Changes in gene expression are thought to regulate the cell differentiation process intrinsically through complex epigenetic mechanisms.

CXCL12 is a chemokine that is thought to regulate the migration of BM-derived cells, facilitating their transmigration through endothelial cell barriers into the tumor microenvironment [46].

Specifically they are thought to regulate the differentiation of progenitor cells into the granulocyte/macrophage lineage and the erythrocyte/megakaryocite lineage.

The amygdala is thought to regulate this process, but in humans, acute stress and amygdala function have up to now only been studied in isolation.

Many of these microRNAs are thought to regulate the translational expression of other genes by binding to partially complementary sites in messenger RNAs.