This is the bit that humans can do something about by regulating the use of fertilizers and soil erosion.
This old conception contrasts with the emerging idea that the material elements of built environment - be they technological devices (Crang and Graham [2007]), architectures, urban furniture - can actively interact with human action, for example by regulating the use of a space, drawing the attention of people, concentrating and mixing the flows of actors and so on (Latour and Yaneva [2008]).
Antimicrobial resistance can be fought, in part, by regulating the use of medicines, especially reducing the use of antibiotics in food production.
We have worked hard to get lead out of our air, water and food by banning or regulating the use of lead in gasoline, plumbing, paint, cooking utensils, toys, jewelry and candy.
And it was followed two years later by a second act regulating the use of Shariah in Muslim family law.
This model is used for regulating the broadcast advertising of foods to children in the United Kingdom, (Ofcom, 2006) while a slightly modified version is used by Food Standards Australia New Zealand for regulating the use of health claims for foods (FSANZ, 2007).
These models can be used by public health services involved in regulating the use of antibiotics in the agricultural sector to predict the effects of measures under consideration.
By regulating the levels of Rsp5 using the tetracycline-repressible promoter (Fig. 3A), we noted a significant decrease in OLE1 expression upon loss of RSP5 (Fig. 3B).
The Menindee Lakes Storage Scheme, completed in 1960, has created reservoirs with 1,454,000 ac-ft (1,794,000,000 cu m) of water for irrigation and domestic use; by regulating the flow in the Lower Murray, the system also provides a more dependable irrigation supply in South Australia.
Deprivation of amino acids, including L-cysteine, is known to activates an amino acid response (AAR) that alters cellular functions by regulating the expression of various genes using transcriptional and post-transcriptional mechanisms [ 18, 45].
The council is one of eight regional councils established by Congress to regulate the use of waters 3 to 200 miles off United States shores.
