When societal resources (of money and knowledge and manpower)—whether channeled directly through government, or non-profit research institutions and insurers flow towards such shared needs, they result in a form biosocial regulation whose objects, at the policy level, are not individuals but communities of patients who share a need for access to a broader, more effective range of therapies.
However, BAT is a specialized tissue dedicated to thermogenesis regulation whose main characteristic is a dramatic increase in mitochondria number and UCP1 expression [ 50].
Interestingly, along with the overexpression of the CitrSEP gene, the endogenous SEP3 was also strongly upregulated in these lines, while the other three SEP genes were also affected but to a lesser extent (Additional File 7), suggesting a positive feedback on its regulation whose characterization goes beyond the scope of this work.
Postural control is thus a permanent process of balance regulation whose implementation is based on subtle mechanisms.
p27KIP1 is a CDKi key in cell cycle regulation, whose degradation is required for G1/S transition.
Our pilot study of the role of the YbeY ortholog, SMc01113, in S. meliloti[ 16] suggested that YbeY plays a previously unrecognized role in sRNA-mediated regulation whose importance is comparable to that of extensively characterized Hfq.
His paradise is a mismanaged corporation, Heaven Inc. — full of departments like Prayer Intake and Geyser Regulation — whose chief executive, God, decides on a whim to retire, destroy Earth, kill all the humans (by fire or ice, he's still deciding) and fulfill his lifelong dream of opening an Asian-American fusion restaurant.
So a large part of Song's branding strategy turns out to be regulating the human behavior of its employees, the sort of regulation whose success would seem to depend heavily on their viewing their jobs as something grander than, well, jobs.
This is an unacceptable cost, given that it arises from one single EU regulation whose merit is far from clear.
