Sentence examples for dedicated regulation from inspiring English sources

These results demonstrate that a dedicated regulation of key pluripotency regulators, such as c-Myc, by NMD is a novel mechanism to orchestrate the network of self-renewal and differentiation of ESCs and also in iPSC production.

In response, a dedicated regulation was issued in the European Union.

The United Kingdom is fourth on the list, one of only seven nations that have dedicated regulation covering lobbying.

As indicated in the previous endnote; absence at constitutional level of dedicated regulation does not exclude the possibility of applicable general rules at that level, such as those that arrange a general hierarchy between public offices.

In fact, both termini increase the low activity of the catalytic core (our data and [ 16]), and we speculate two mechanisms could be involved: they might increase the stability of the catalytic core, which would be consistent with the low long-term stability we observed especially for short Sirt1 constructs, and they seem to mediate dedicated regulation mechanisms.

(2) The rules proposed in this Directive are complemented by a dedicated Regulation [on facilitating cross-border distribution of collective investment undertakings and amending Regulations (EU) No 345/2013 and (EU) No 346/2013].

But during this period, the amount of funds dedicated to regulation of investment advisors has risen only slightly.

In these genomes, over 10 to 12%% of the genes are dedicated to regulation, which may reflect the need for rapid adaptation to the diverse environments encountered during epiphytic growth, plant colonization and pathogenesis [ 25- 27].

This is fewer than might have been expected given the large Streptomyces genome (>8 Mb versus 4 5 Mb for E. coli), and the relatively large proportion of protein-encoding genes dedicated to regulation in S. coelicolor (12.3% of all protein-coding genes [ 48]).

Free market as in absence of public/government regulation dedicated to heat energy (infrastructures)—so with the possible exception of generic regulation which has the sole purpose of enhancing the functioning of the market (for the sake of the market), such as competition and consumer protection law.

No database resources entirely dedicated to the regulation of lysosomal genes by miRNAs or other regulators are currently available.