The high prices were attributed to the utilities' costly nuclear power plants, expensive long-term contracts with independent power suppliers and excess generating capacity, and to inefficient regulation.
"This plan," the group said, "had its genesis in Secretary Paulson's conviction that overregulation and inefficient regulation were hurting the global competitiveness of U.S. markets.
The problem comes when inefficient regulation is promoted at the expense of the thriftier sort.According to Mr Morrall, environmental regulations, such as restrictions on hazardous waste and other kinds of pollution, generally cost over $1 billion for every life saved, often much more (see table 3).
Still, fund managers have not switched en masse to ECNs.To explain this, it is tempting to blame inefficient regulation, technical glitches that have beset both Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), or even the NYSE's dogged refusal to scrap its crowded trading floor.
Moreover, with an inefficient regulation the agent might employ an inefficient reporting and disclosure procedure.
All of the previous is indicative of an inefficient regulation of their subcortical responses to emotional distracters.
In the present study we found that EndoG levels increased under oxidative stress as a result of both transcriptional upregulation and inefficient regulation of protein stability.
Hence, a potential explanation for pyruvate secretion in C. cellulolyticum cultures is the limitation on the pyruvate consumption rate and a comparatively higher carbon catabolism rate, and due to inefficient regulation of entering carbon flow [ 25].
Given the prominent role cTnC plays in the regulation of cardiac contraction, it is intuitively apparent that an impaired function of cTnC will likely lead to inefficient regulation of contraction and subsequently to systolic or diastolic dysfunction which may result in cardiomyopathy.
