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Mr. Schwarzenegger, though, may have an affinity for fuel-cell-boosting regulation.

Other countries in the EU, including Britain, see Safe Harbor as a useful mechanism by which to boost European regulation with tough US jurisdiction.

Rather than acting as free radical scavengers or spin traps themselves, these molecules act by boosting Nrf2-regulation, thus up-regulating the intrinsic antioxidant defences of cells.

The idea of protecting U.S. competitiveness and its position in technology development will likely be central to the lobbying that will surround any efforts to change laws or boost federal regulations.

O'Rourke has voted for GOP bills that his fellow Democratic lawmakers said reinforced Republicans' anti-tax ideology, chipped away at the Affordable Care Act (ACA), weakened Wall Street regulations, boosted the fossil fuel industry and bolstered Donald Trump's immigration policy.

TGF-β down-regulation boosted the vaccine efficacy and inhibited tumor growth by 52% compared with vaccine treatment alone, as a result of increased levels of tumor infiltrating CD8+ T cells and decreased level of regulatory T cells.

The RAA would have beefed up the 1946 Administrative Procedure Act governing public notice-and-comment for federal regulations, and boosted regulatory oversight.

Killing the regulations likely boosted those stock prices.

Trump's early pro-business rhetoric and assault on regulations has boosted many industries.

Republicans have cited complaints about increased waste in an effort to roll back some of the new regulations, which boosted whole grains and fresh produce. .

The Republican tax cuts that took effect this year and reduced federal regulations have boosted the U.S. economy, and the election results are unlikely to change its trajectory.