Sentence examples similar to border review from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, inactivation of Fgf8 leads to loss of Wnt1 in midbrain-hindbrain border (reviewed in [33].

In order to find an explanation for this situation, as well as to propose solutions, the European Commission has undertaken the Cross-Border Review 2015-2017, whiconsistedted of a study of legal and administrative barriers, extensive on-line public consultations and a series of workshops with stakeholders.

Parliament is also working intensively on a number of security-related files to step up the fight against terrorism, including additional budgets and powers to EUROPOL, Cyber Security, enhancing checks at the external borders, reviewing legislation on firearms, exchanging criminal records and criminalising the preparation of terrorist acts.

In addition, several studies have demonstrated that Rab GTPases, a family of proteins involved in membrane traffic, play an key role for osteoclasts function, in particular for the polarized transport of acidic vesicles of the endocytic/lysosomal pathway required for formation of the ruffled border (for review see [ 49]).

Janice Gerde (US Customs and Border Protection) reviewed research reports dating to early 1930s, using various instrumental approaches and observed that "once the cellulose is simply cellulose, the source cannot be differentiated".

Location boundaries are being blurred under globalization in the sciences and cross-border regulatory reviews.

In the specific case of disaster-induced, cross-border displacement, reviewing existing migration frameworks in order to integrate provisions for the entry and stay of persons displaced by disasters can help support people's mobility and access to assistance (Cantor 2014).

The theory of species' borders evolution reviewed by [ 4] and evolutionary responses, where multiple co-varying traits are involved [ 5- 10], are both considerably advanced, but empirical tests of these ideas are few [ 2, 4, 11].

The State Department does not often oversee environmental reviews; had the pipeline proposal not crossed an international border, no federal review would have been required at all.

A spokesman for House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) said the House Appropriations Committee and a separate working group of seven Republicans focused on border issues would review the administration's proposal.

Because the pipeline crosses a U.S. border, it requires review by the State Department and a permit, which Obama has said he would decide himself whether to issue.