The phrase "at this regulation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific regulation or rule, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee must adhere to the guidelines set forth at this regulation."
Alternatives: "in this regulation" or "under this regulation".
Hammer v. Dagenhart was a test case in 1918 brought by employers outraged at this regulation of their employment practices.
'Look at this regulation,' they told me, or 'Here's what I tried.' I learned how to report it up, then look in the soldier's file and generate letters from the company commander, the battalion commander, and the brigade commanders to his family...
'Look at this regulation,' they told me, or 'Here's what I tried.' I learned how to report it up, then look in the soldier's file and generate letters from the company commander, the battalion commander, and the brigade commanders to his family..
(Asked if she'd have supported the CFPA if she hadn't won the preemption compromise, Bean said, "We didn't get there").. "There's no question if you look at this regulation, it was our group that passed this legislation, it was our group that pushed back against the industry," she said.
At what level this regulation is exerted remains to be determined experimentally, and having a complete systems overview of all V-ATPase components will help expedite this process.
This suggests that glial dILP2 is nutritionally regulated and that this regulation occurs at the level of expression.
The nervous system plays an important role in this regulation, at least in two respects: firstly, neurotransmitters are known to regulate the migratory activity of tumor cells, and secondly, nerve fibers are used as routes for perineural invasion.
HS treatment influenced the gene expression of Zea mays plants at transcriptional level and this regulation was closely dependent on the availability of nitrate in the growth medium.
Previous work showed that activated ERK phosphorylates S6 at Ser235/236 and that this regulation promotes 5' cap-dependent initiation of messenger RNA translation [17].
Despite the lack of clear evidence of a physical association of this regulation at the level of the bacterial membrane, it has been recognized that membrane-bound ribosomes are crucial for the biogenesis of the integral membrane proteins.
New technologies now enable the analysis of this regulation at different levels.
