Sentence examples for convenient regulatory from inspiring English sources

The Bush-era brought you a regulatory state of militarized borders, drug wars, strategically weakened financial regulatory bodies for convenient regulatory shopping, and aggressive use of patents to shut down competition.

To solve this problem, P lac UV5 or entire P lac UV5 → lacI element can be easily substituted by any convenient regulatory region recognized in the concrete bacterial host using unique BglII, XbaI and BamHI recognition sites specially introduced in the obtained plasmids.

This is a convenient and efficient regulatory pattern but may cause unwanted cross-reaction between genes, if an miRNA is expressed for regulating one gene, but also targets other genes which need not be repressed under the same conditions.

With the completion of rice total genome sequencing (Kawahara et al. 2013), it becomes very convenient to study the regulatory region of genes crucial for plant growth and development, including that of seed-shattering genes.

But it offers a convenient legislative vehicle to address regulatory reform.

Probabilistic Boolean Networks (PBNs) provide a convenient tool for studying gene regulatory networks.

Probabilistic Boolean Networks (PBNs) provide a convenient tool for studying genetic regulatory networks.

Our report illustrates the utility of CAR expression and adenoviral marker transduction as convenient methodologies to study fundamental regulatory mechanisms in therapy-induced senescence.

In N. crassa, carotenoid metabolism and its regulation by light and the circadian clock has been studied extensively predominantly because it is a convenient output pathway of these regulatory circuits.

These methods were designed to simplify sample extraction and clean-up steps and to be fast and convenient for routine testing in a regulatory environment.

It's a convenient union: Endurance will give Funding Circle regulatory and country-specific knowledge, while Funding Circle will come with experience-based risk modeling and the capital to take on the U.S. more aggressively.