Sentence examples for coexistence regulations from inspiring English sources

The EU is currently struggling to implement coherent coexistence regulations on genetically modified (GM) and non-GM crops in all member states.

While it stresses that any approach needs to be "proportionate to the aim of achieving coexistence", very few studies have actually attempted to assess whether the proposed spatial ex ante coexistence regulations (SEACERs) satisfy this proportionality condition.

This line of reasoning is supported by a recent study showing that the willingness of farmers to adopt GM crops is substantially hampered by the costs and uncertainties associated with coexistence regulations, despite lower costs for chemicals [ 15].

The case studies focus on transboundary regulation of four issues in Sweden: mobile telephones and radiation protection, oil transport in the Baltic Sea, climate change adaptation, and regulation of coexistence of genetically modified crops.

Nonetheless, we have established the role of cytosolic endogenous parkin in the ubiquitination of endogenous Bax in neurons and in regulation of apoptosis, and now we demonstrate the coexistence of both parkin-dependent regulation of Bax and mitochondrial turnover pathways within the same cells.

Moreover, for simplicity we excluded the situation involving the coexistence of both Raf-1 regulation by B-Raf and B-Raf regulation by Raf-1.

The way to sustainable and productive agriculture is not by maintaining expensive, parallel production systems, using different sets of crop varieties, and relying on expensive regulations for their coexistence.

We have found that moderate density regulation is essential to achieve coexistence for a broad range of regeneration parameters.

The health system in Luanda functions through the coexistence of public and private services, with weak regulation and integration.

The European Directive 2004/23/CE and the Regulation 1394/2007/CE give directions about the coexistence of free public and private stem cells treatment systems.

Therefore, despite the absence of regulation of the number of nuclei per cell, the identity of nuclei is strictly regulated, and the stable coexistence of more than two nuclei in a single mycelium is precluded.