Sentence examples for exposed to regulations from inspiring English sources

Lastly, due to its different business model, Lending Club is less exposed to regulations compared to traditional banks.

Recrudescent placentas showed increased ET-1 and HO-1 mRNA expression, suggesting that the placenta vasculature is exposed to abnormal vasoactive regulation.

In agreement with these changes, integration analysis of differentially expressed genes and proteins in visceral SMC exposed to PDGF identified (i) regulation of cell proliferation; (ii) negative regulation of cell death; and (iii) regulation of cell motion as 3 of the most over-represented biological processes.

Businesses, especially in the EU, are exposed to many laws and regulations and it is easy to lose track of all relevant provisions.

We found HMGB1 undergoes substantial up-regulation when exposed to chronic thermal stress, not down-regulation as seen in the killifish.

Meanwhile, traditional traders at the bazaar have resisted modernization and greater transparency, lest they be further exposed to taxes and government regulation.

"We don't believe the renewable energy industry is exposed to the volatility of regulation or policies in the U.S. because of the competitiveness that has been reached through technological improvement, efficiency and performance," says Antonio Cammisecra, head of business development at Enel Green Power.

The transcriptome profiling of cells exposed to LSMMG shows coordinated regulation of genes that control polarity establishment.

However, in the group exposed to 20 ppm this regulation does not seem to occur because expression did not differ from the control group.

In a later extensive study in tobacco, these authors have detected a correlation between activation of growth of cells exposed to MWCNTs and up-regulation of genes underlying cell division and cell wall formation, and water transport [ 13].

This was seen in a study using the 3LL Lewis tumour model, which demonstrated that Treg cells exposed to paclitaxel displayed down regulation of Bcl-2 and upregulation of Bax, and upon blocking the Bcl-2 pathway, the ability of paclitaxel to ablate Treg cells compared to T effectors was impaired and both Treg and T effectors were affected.