Sentence examples for changes and regulation from inspiring English sources

Republicans said they had in fact advanced ideas for improving the economy, particularly in education, energy, tax changes and regulation.

Professor Beneke, who specialises in sports medicine, applied physiology and sports and exercise science, said: "I am keen to look at plasma volume changes and regulation, fluid balance, and electrolytes in these ultra-endurance runners.

The development of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies and bioinformatics has greatly facilitated studies on molecular biological changes and regulation at the genome-wide level, especially for non-model plants (Chai et al. 2009; Ward et al. 2012).

This file lists 10 comparison pairs with information of fold changes and regulation, normalized intensities or annotations.

Among the proteins were receptor-associated proteins, proteins involved in intra-cellular signaling, cytoskeletal structure, protein folding, hormonal changes and regulation of oxidative stress.

While the temporal changes and regulation of TLR2 and CD14 could be confirmed in the cohort of the present study, these markers were not found to be superior to clinical parameters and scores with respect to their prognostic performance.

I think the time has come for serious changes and regulations to make all crooks, whatever their political connections or executive status, accountable for their deeds.

The Senate bill, sponsored by Paul S. Sarbanes, the Maryland Democrat, calls for more far-reaching corporate changes and regulations than legislation passed by the House.

Since a policy meeting in October, Chinese leaders have been pushing for various changes and regulations in cultural industries, media organizations and the Internet.

Based on the degree of alteration (Indicators of Hydrologic Alteration (IHA) analysis), both climate change and regulation operations affected the river regimes.

It is being artificially inflated by those who fear real change and regulation that can prevent some of the catastrophes we have endured.