Sentence examples for competitive regulation from inspiring English sources
The overlap of Atg18p and Vac7p sites at a position close to the Fab1p-binding site is consistent with competitive regulation of Fab1p by its positive and negative regulators.
Our algorithm overcomes these issues by considering overlaps of dependency graphs originating from different regulatory nodes, thus taking into account competitive regulation of target genes.
The existence of such competitive regulation in the apple ECM warrants future study.
One possible scenario may be the competitive regulation of opposing MAP kinase phosphatases (MKPs).
Mechanisms responsible for the competitive regulation of ERK and JNK are not clear, and warrant future studies.
Additionally, it is unknown whether and how interneurons take part in such competitive regulation of synaptic connectivity.
This paper uses Data Envelopment Analysis to assess the efficiency of Brazilian rail concessionaires between 2010 and 2014, when new competitive regulations were introduced.
The most important keywords included 'integration to the EU' (priority for cross-border and TEN-T – Trans-European Transport Network – developments) with special focus on the growing regional disparities, environmental issues and market oriented, competitive regulations for transport providers.
Alan from Paris asks: Is there any hope that after the new election we will see a relaxation of the anti-competitive regulation strangling growth in Greece?
"We may choose to remain identical to the EU or we may embrace a vision more aligned with pro-competitive regulation," Johnson and Gove wrote, last week, in a letter to May. "Other countries must know this choice is in our hands, and they must know it on day one".
Getting rid of all price, market-entry and other competition-restricting regulations would boost annual total factor productivity growth by one percentage point in a typical country in their sample, enough to more than double its pace.Getting rid of all anti-competitive regulation may be impossible, but even the more modest goal of embracing "best practice" would yield large benefits.
