Sentence examples for consequence of regulating from inspiring English sources

Such ‘commandeering’ is, however, an inevitable consequence of regulating a state activity.

This function is thought to be a consequence of regulating the survival of vacuolar bacteria in host cells.

The authors inferred that IbLEA14 may be involved in these functions as a consequence of regulating increased lignin production.

The effect of miR-10b on metastatic behaviors of cancer cells is thus most likely to be a consequence of regulating multiple target mRNAs expressed in these cells.

This suggests that the miRNAs indirectly alleviated repression of the hid 3′UTR reporters, perhaps as a consequence of regulating another target in the S2 cells.

To investigate whether the Tsh adult homeotic activity we have characterized may be an ultimate consequence of regulating Exd subcellular distribution we investigated expression of both Hth and Exd in Tsh-RNAi pupae.

The more likely scenario, given recent history, is that he would be apprehensive about the consequences of regulating hedge-fund operators and investment bankers.

Otherwise, the cost of regulating, including the potential for unintended consequences, is likely to outweigh the benefits.

But unlike most members of Congress, the voters of Colorado and Oregon have experienced the consequences of loosely regulated gun traffic at close range, most dramatically in the devastating shootings at high schools in Littleton, Colo., and Springfield, Ore.

In addition, his research examines the reasons why corporate disclosure is regulated across the world and the economic consequences of regulating (or not regulating) disclosure.

In order to determine whether Dis3KD fly phenotypes were a consequence of disrupting developmentally regulated RNA turnover, we performed RNA deep sequencing analysis on total RNA isolated from developmentally staged animals.