Sentence examples for be regulated separately from from inspiring English sources

With his aversion to off-road driving and pulling trailers, Mr. Brouse is not the kind of outdoorsman the auto industry cites in contending that sport utilities should continue to be regulated separately from cars.

Therefore, it seems the autophagic degradation of nuclei is a specific process, which may be regulated separately from autophagic degradation of other organelles.

Cell growth, defined as the rate of increase in mass or protein content per cell (or per nucleus if cells are multinucleate), can be regulated separately from proliferation [ 28- 32].

Protein post-translational modifications (PTMs) are regulated separately from protein expression levels.

Because sex chromosomes undergo MSCI and are regulated separately from autosomes in spermatogenesis (Fig.  2), we investigated the epigenetic landscape of the X chromosomes separately from that of autosomes.

Foods produced using gene technology or irradiated foods are regulated separately from novel foods and will be not discussed further within this report Novel foods and novel food ingredients are regulated under Food Standard 1.5.1.

Finally, the altered cluster architecture did not correlate with changes in differentiation levels, in line with previous reports giving evidence that stratification was regulated separately from the initiation of terminal differentiation [14,43].

It is interesting that both PRC1 and PRC2 components have binding patterns that do not fully reflect function (repression and K27 methylation, respectively), indicating the possibility that function of these complexes is regulated separately from binding (Papp and Müller, 2006).

In Canada and Japan, food contact substances are regulated separately from food additives and approval for use of food contact substances is not required (i.e. only voluntary submission of the food contact substance to the authoritative body).

This is important as it allows the formation and breakdown of glucose to be regulated separately, and prevents both pathways from running simultaneously in a futile cycle.

But she added, "I think it's historic in the sense that international law is recognizing that G.M.O.'s are distinct and have to be regulated separately".