Sentence examples for benign regulations from inspiring English sources

Singapore, a global banking and investment center in the heart of Southeast Asia, is an attractive base because of its efficient registration process, relatively benign regulations, smooth movement of money, financial infrastructure and low tax rates.

What the Sun utterly fails to recognize here is the human cost of seemingly benign regulations like limiting distribution of these drugs to special clinics and requiring that the addicts visit daily.

While we used to be sheltered from market risks and business perils by generous funding arrangements and a healthy dose of benign regulation, these have now been taken away and we must to step forward and accept responsibility for determining our own destiny.

British TV – "the best in the world" don't you know – is often said to be the product of benign and far-sighted regulation.

This is in order to boost the child's immunity through exposure to parental benign bacteria and temperature regulation.

Additional studies of the biology of VSV, its oncolytic activity, and its regulation in benign and malignant cells, as well as rigorous testing in additional ovarian cancer animal models for safety and efficacy may bring VSV oncolytic therapy closer for treatment of drug-resistant ovarian cancer patients.

These changes may highlight important differences in cell cycle regulation and chemoresistance between benign PCC and malignant NB via the enhanced regulation of stathmin function.

Of course, not all regulation is so benign.

Gene expression differences between highly malignant osteosarcoma and benign osteoblastoma involve cell cycle regulation.

We specifically postulated that TGF-β1 levels of young sera are benign or positive to myogenic regulation, while TGF-β1 levels found in aged circulation are inhibitory.

This analysis has revealed 20 cytokines/growth factors, which showed a statistically significant (P < 0.01) > 2-fold up-regulation relative to benign fluids.