Sentence examples for interference in the regulation from inspiring English sources

They went on: "A number of its recommendations are unworkable and it gives politicians an unacceptable degree of interference in the regulation of the press".

That concern shifted to Britain itself last month when an unprecedented press freedom mission, more used to upholding rights in Yemen, Azerbaijan and Colombia, arrived in London to protest at the spectre of government interference in the regulation of the press and recent attempts to stifle the Guardian's surveillance revelations.

This toxicity could be due to several effects, including interference in the regulation of amino acid biosynthesis and incorporation into polypeptides.

Integration of HIV-1 into the transcriptional units and their subsequent silencing suggests the involvement of transcriptional interference (TI) in the regulation of viral latency.

All are potentially the object of government interference in the form of regulation, higher taxes, limits on their ability to raise prices, higher capital requirements (for the banks) or outright nationalisation (mining and oil companies in developing countries).

Putting the central bank in charge could greatly diminish the possibility of political interference in banking regulation by reducing the ability of countries to protect favored lenders.

Thus, as PuF serves to stimulate non-pathogenic cell proliferation, and APP can act to reduce cell proliferation, it is reasonable to propose the possibility that PuF acts to downregulate APP expression under normal circumstances, and interference in PuF regulation through the PRE could serve to deregulate APP gene expression, potentially contributing to AD pathogenesis.

The involvement of NAT-triggered RNA interference in gene regulation is supported by research focusing on the Slc34A gene (encoding a Na-phosphate cotransport protein).

Our interpretation of this dual behavior was that prolactin may be differently affected by inorganic and organic mercury based on the interference with different neurotransmitters implicated in the regulation of prolactin secretion (Carta et al. 2003).

Therefore, interference in miRNA regulation caused by MRE-SNPs may lead to neuro-pathological effects ranging from low to very high.

Substantial evidence suggests that the interference of H3K9me2, which is involved in the regulation of gene expression, may influence the susceptibility or tolerance of the cells to stress.