Nine years later, Indian tech entrepreneurs are still hampered by confusing regulations, which mean that they are held liable for content posted on their sites by third parties even though it's often unclear exactly what they need to monitor.
The landscape of genetic test regulation is confusing and the vast majority of available genetic tests are developed in laboratories.
Furthermore, there are three-way interactions between stem cells, immunity and metabolic regulation, further confusing the roles of cardiovascular disease mechanism induction and risk factor potentiation alluded to the above.
We were just poor college kids and we couldn't afford to ship all that equipment overseas, and the regulations were confusing.
Those values seem to have been buried under the tangled web of counter intuitive, confusing immigration rules and regulations that govern who gets to take a shot at the American dream, and who does not.
The second function of morality is not to be confused with the regulation of dyadic relationships between individuals.
We cannot confuse policy and regulation for censorship, as the recently proposed changes to the Wassenaar Arrangement almost did.
The impact of 1,25(on)2D on VEGF gene regulation has been confusing.
For much of last week, Democrats threatened to mount a legal challenge to the election results in Palm Beach County, where the ballot, they claimed, was contrary to state regulations and downright confusing.
But the quest for a level global playing field in financial regulation is futile — and confusing.
