GGEA achieved the highest concordance between the regulation direction and the expression behaviour of the incorporated regulator and regulated target gene.
In contrast to classic representations of genetic regulatory networks that integrate only regulation by transcription factors [ 7], we have also incorporated transcriptional regulations by premature termination of transcription.
Furthermore, we applied GGEA in two pilot case studies of human neuronal tumours using regulatory interactions of signalling pathways, though incorporated protein protein regulations cannot be measured at the transcriptional level.
In New York City, a 1985 mayoral executive order that has since become incorporated into city regulations provides that illegal immigrants can be turned over to the immigration service only when they are suspected of separate criminal activity.
Finally, to benefit from these developments, novel injury assessment methods based on numerical simulations will have to be acknowledged by the regulatory agencies and incorporated into injury regulations.
Ships fly under foreign flags and their parent companies are incorporated overseas, leaving regulation to a patchwork of federal, state and, rarely, local laws.
Based on it, knowledge on the evolutionary effect of current practices could be incorporated to hunting regulation and exploitation plans.
This date was used to identify consent methods used in trials conducted before and after the 2008 Medicines for Human Use Clinical Trialss) regulations, which incorporated deferred consent in paediatric emergency settings [ 24, 27].
The Federal Ministry of Justice of Ethiopia (incorporated in 2002) promulgates regulations and punishment for wife battery, sexual violence, early marriage, abduction and female genital mutilation when a victim files a complaint (18, 19).
" Mr. Advani's committee — which includes representatives from Airbus, Boeing, pilot training companies and nearly a dozen major airlines — will present its recommendations next year to the International Civil Aviation Organization, an arm of the United Nations, with the hope that they will be adopted by its 190 member states and, eventually, incorporated into national air safety regulations.
