If one were, for example, to regulate one's pursuit of a greater good in light of a lesser good — if, for example, one were to seek friendship with God for the sake of mere bodily survival rather than vice versa — that would count as an unreasonable act.
It is also possible that evolutionary conserved target genes have had time to develop siRNA sequences, for example, to regulate their expression during specific developmental stages.
Under Senate rules, for example, efforts to regulate the insurance industry or to improve the quality of care could be challenged as "extraneous" if they did not produce a change in federal spending or revenue.
Diabetics, for example, need to regulate their blood sugar with food throughout the day.
The FSA, for example, is able to regulate only Citigroup's British activities, but it will have a much better chance of doing it well if it knows enough about the health of the firm worldwide.Information is already flowing more freely between different national regulators.
Would she, for example, be seeking to regulate the service or the type of company, she was asked?
New Zealand, for example, has opted to regulate the emerging industry, testing synthetic drugs rigorously, and allowing their sale to anyone over 18.
Second, to understand the interactions between Hox proteins and other regulatory inputs that enable, for example, Hox genes to regulate target genes appropriately in different tissues [22] [24].
For example, TH appears to regulate fate specification of early cortical neurons [14], migration of cortical [15] and cerebellar [16] neurons, synaptogenesis[17], [18] and apoptosis [19], [20].
In fact, some African countries, relying only on ethical guidelines – Ghana and Sudan for example – seem able to regulate medical research quite effectively.
