regulate造句

We ought to regulate our daily life.

But it helps regulate your blood circulation.

Hormones and nutritional factor can regulate peroxisome proliferation response.

We must try our best to regulate our expenditure.

By that analogy, we ought to regulate it.

To regulate contract performance, administer the registration of movable collaterals and regulate auction behaviors; to investigate and penalize contract frauds and other illegal practices.

To regulate contract performance, to investigate and penalize contract frauds and other illegal practices; to administrate the registration of movable collaterals and regulate auction behaviors.

Learn to regulate their own state of mind, those who live in a good life rare.

Natural light helps to regulate your biological clock, so exercise outdoors if you can.

To cultivate the moral self, regulate the family, maintain the state rightly and make all peaceful.

Those countries try to regulate oil production via OPEC, but they often fail to stick to predetermined targets.

In fact, this particular microbe may also regulate certain intestinal genes and help create new blood vessels.

There is an alternative to establishing private-sector monopolies and here 'privatize and regulate' can work both ways.

The Clean Air Act mandates the EPA to regulate harmful pollutants such as particulate matter and ozone.

Sleep deprivation alters levels of the hormones that regulate food intake and body fat and increase hunger and appetite.

The Food and Drug Administration doesn't regulate marijuana, so the quality and potency of the product available in medical-marijuana dispensaries can vary.

That suggests, though it does not yet prove, that there is feedback from the gut to regulate the desirability of eating sweet food.

Some of the teens had changes to one particular gene - the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) - that helps regulate the body's hormonal response to stress.

And for the Presbyterian Party in 1644, it turns out there are in fact a number of factions to control and to manipulate and to regulate.

Without mechanical help from a dialysis machine, his kidneys would soon not be able to filter waste, regulate fluids, and help the bone marrow create blood cells.

Many of its existing processes were manual and paper-based, so the agency needed an automated system that would enable it to monitor, regulate, and provide better access to services.

This hormone is already known to act in the pancreas and the brain, where it helps, respectively, to regulate blood-sugar levels and the feeling of satiation that tells you when to stop eating.

The technique is also similar to that used on aircraft, where flaps regulate the lift and stabilize the load during the most critical times such as at take-off and landing.

The means of the state's involvement are mainly to legislate, to act as the insurer of the last resort, to provide the financial support and preferential taxation, and to regulate.