This means that 'unique' common whitethroat genes will belong to two categories: (i) telencephalon species-specific genes and (ii) genes implemented in the regulation of sex dimorphism in other parts of the brain.
Many of the recommendations have since been implemented in EU regulations and subsequently in national laws, most importantly the demand for loose housing of gestating sows.
These statutorily mandated provisions have been implemented in the regulations at CFR 417.470, et seq., which reference 42 CFR 417.126(a), which states that each contracted managed care plan must have an effective procedure to develop, compile, evaluate, and report to CMS, to its enrollees, and to the general public, developments in the health status of its enrollees to the extent practical.
Likewise, the regulation on the handling of garbage in the cities implemented in 1984, the regulation on the disposal of wastes implemented in 1985, and the regulation on the hygiene of public eating places implemented in 1986 are not likely to account for the sharp decrease in seroprevalence starting from around 1982.
Considering the capability of adipose tissue to expand and retract throughout life, it is not surprising that a gene implemented in cell cycle regulation is variably expressed in this tissue.
Among the measures applied in some of the ten countries but not yet implemented in Israel appeared: regulations on lower alcohol thresholds for selected driver populations, e.g. young and heavy-vehicle drivers.
The reciprocal would be reaction up-regulation, which, although more logical as a way to direct resources to the desired pathways, are not easy to be implemented in practice because the regulation of one reaction often requires the coordinated fine-tuned regulation of various other reactions 20 – but see Pharkya and Maranas 21 for a discussion on expression systems.
In our analyses, we aimed to track two price regulations that could affect the use and costs of NSAIDs: the price regulation implemented in April 2001 (the second season (S2) of 2001; 2001S2) and March 2003 (2003S1).
One area where this might work is labour regulation, and, specifically, the new ergonomic workplace regulations implemented in November.These rules, which were backed by trade unions, protect employees from repetitive-stress injuries and require employers to provide ergonomic programmes.
