Sentence examples for a narrow regulation from inspiring English sources

However, although the chimeric transcripts appear to be present at a comparable level as single gene transcripts, the in vivo existence of chimeric proteins has not been confirmed so far, suggesting that the translation of chimeric transcripts might be subjected to a narrow regulation.

The F.S.A. became a narrow regulator, almost entirely focused on rules-based regulation.

His ready grasp of technology, data-driven discipline, preference for narrow regulation with strong deference to consumer choice and his keen sense of what matters to the mobile public (disconnecting only at times of our own choosing) all make for a promising debut--right out of the proverbial gate.

There aren't likely to be enough cells available under his narrow regulations to give this promising avenue of research the government support it needs.

On the other hand, narrow regulations force cuts in ways that are potentially more costly and less effective in reducing emissions".

They said that Congress intended to pre-empt only a "narrow set of content regulations," and not state and local advertising restrictions in general.

Oklahoma State Coach Mike Gundy did not hide the disappointment of sliding down the bowl list with an overtime loss to Oklahoma — the Sooners scored in the final seconds of regulation — and a narrow defeat at Baylor to end the regular season.

Romney has offered what's called an "indications model" of abortion regulation, and a narrow one at that.

To achieve two target values within a narrow range an effective potassium regulation protocol is mandatory.

This suggests additional complexity in TOX3 gene regulation, where a narrow range of FOXA1 binding may be key to appropriate enhancer function.

In addition to these broad ideological goals, the Koch brothers have a narrow self-interest in dismantling government regulations that impose environmental and other standards on the oil, paper, and other corporations they own.