Currently only apps that have a specific medical purpose (as opposed to simply monitoring fitness, for example) are regulated by the European Union.
When the potter's actions for example are regulated by a series of perceptions, the bowl is graceful.
Many intracellular events involving inositol turnover and Ca2+ mobilization, that contributes to vasoconstriction and platelet activation status for example, are regulated by the NO/cGMP signalling cascade, mainly through the direct- or indirect-action of PKG.
The Sun's SunTalk radio show, anchored by John Gaunt, for example, is regulated by the PCC - when Buscombe visited its offices earlier this year Gaunt mistook her for wildlife presenter Kate Humble - but there are some who believe it would be more logical for Ofcom to regulate such content.
The dual practice of employees of medical universities, for example, is regulated by federal law (the Civil Servants Act (BDG)) or collective and operating agreements, while the dual practice of employees of privately owned public hospitals is regulated in the respective employment contract.
Thus, medical research, for example, is regulated by the Helsinki Declaration at the international level (Helsinki Declaration 2012), which is translated (at a technical level) into the work of individual doctors and medical researchers primarily through contract, or for example, through the Clinical Trials Regulation of the EU.
Neutrophil senescence, for example, is regulated by a discrete miRNA repertoire (Ward et al. 2011).
In Germany it was not until 2007 that a smoke-free legislation was enforced for federal facilities and public transport; however, smoking in bars and restaurants, for example, is regulated by the individual states ("Länder") of Germany [ 10, 14, 15].
Paramutation of the booster (b1) locus in maize, for example, is regulated by seven tandem repeats of an 853-bp sequence that are located ~100 kb upstream of the b1 gene.
For example, UCITSs are regulated investment products established and authorized under an EU legal framework.
CUC genes, for example, which are regulated by PIN1, are crucial for the establishment of the embryonal shoot apical meristem and the formation of two separated cotyledons by presumably preventing cell proliferation and cotyledonary outgrowth in the intercotyledonary regions [ 47].
