Sentence examples for competing regulation from inspiring English sources

Since hormone response elements resemble each other, competing regulation of clock-controlled genes is likely.

This competing regulation of cAMP levels by the different D1-like and D2-like receptypesypes allows the use of dopamine in the fine control of behavior.

A combination of competing regulations, administrative overprocessing, and the lack of dedicated QI financial resources made simple improvements a challenge.

The bill's supporters in the business community have argued that competing regulations in federal laws make it too difficult for companies to offer these wellness programs.

The bay is governed by overlapping federal and state regulations that fishermen, as well as some law enforcement officials, say create confusion on the waters — so much so that accused poachers have successfully used competing regulations to get a case dismissed.

In case of competing regulations, the ICEMR Program has opted to adopt the stricter standard between the country where research is conducted and the country where the research funds are originated.

Just as the Master Settlement Agreement the AGs negotiated in 1998 was a boon for Philip Morris by making it harder for small tobacco companies to compete, increased regulation of e-cigs may help reduce competition from unruly competitors selling their products on the Internet.

The difference between the V. harveyi and E. coli results could come from the fact that Qrr targets in addition to the one we are measuring exist in V. harveyi and compete for regulation by the Qrr sRNAs.

Flo8p and Sfl1p compete for regulation of the FLO11 promoter and concomitant transcription of either of two ncRNAs in the promoter determines whether the FLO11 promoter is in a repressed state or a permissive form that allows other transcription factors to induce transcription of FLO11 (Bumgarner et al. 2009).

In this study, we test empirically the Porter hypothesis and the competing hypothesis that regulation undermines profitability ("costly regulation hypothesis").

Here we carried out a comprehensive investigation into optimal conditions for competing endogenous RNA regulation, associated biological functions, and pan-cancer effects of ceRNA regulation.