The federal government does something similar when it decides, for instance, to regulate oil drillers and subsidize windmill makers.
MiRNA-mediated PTGS is used, for instance, to regulate the temporal and spatial expression of multiple different transcription factors, many of which are needed in the developmental differentiation of plant organs, and also regulate various components of the silencing pathways, thus back-regulating these pathways themselves.
The transportation department is struggling, for instance, to determine how to regulate drone aircraft.
And where it is needed — to organise investment in infrastructure, for instance, and to regulate markets — it needs to become more open in its dealings.
And where it is needed to organise investment in infrastructure, for instance, and to regulate markets—it needs to become more open in its dealings.India's politicians need to espouse this vision and articulate it to the voters.
But the role of government should be to prevent the most chaotic drug-users from harming others by robbing or by driving while drugged, for instance—and to regulate drug markets to ensure minimum quality and safe distribution.
Cytokines, for instance, help to regulate inflammation, whereas inter-leukins regulate T cell activity and produce systemic effects such as fever.
DNA sequences with the potential to form secondary structures such as i-motifs (iMs) and G-quadruplexes (G4s) are abundant in the promoters of several oncogenes and, in some instances, are known to regulate gene expression.
The Consumer Products Safety Commission, for instance, has the authority to regulate toys from China but is hard pressed to do so, having only half as many employees as it had in 1980.
In contrast to VEGF-A, PMA stimulates a sustained phosphorylation of PKCε and η, and it is possible that in this instance PKCε is able to regulate RCAN1.4 expression independently of calcineurin mediated activation of NFAT.
A merger of the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, for instance, would provide one agency to regulate the cash and derivatives markets, where boundaries are already becoming blurred.All eyes on Capitol HillWhether these concerns are acted upon will depend largely, as ever, on politicians in Washington, DC.
