"minimally regulated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system or process in which there are very few rules or laws governing it. For example: "The government has chosen to keep this industry minimally regulated, allowing businesses to operate relatively freely."
In the NanoString analysis, Nubp1 showed slight induction by E2, Ndufab1 was minimally regulated, and E2 selective induction of Gfm1 regulation was readily apparent (see Supplemental Material, Supplemental XLSX, Table S5).
The industry is minimally regulated and crimes have occurred at sea.
At that time, he was the best-known advocate of economic "shock therapy" for former Soviet-bloc nations -- a rapid, often painful, transition to minimally regulated capitalism.
But what about a BBC that is operating on the web: a global, commercialised space that is minimally regulated, dominated by the economic models of the west coast of the US, large enough for anyone to publish their material on it, and formally organised so as to enable the circulation and sharing of material in unprecedented ways?
Top-selling products like creatine, whey powder and nitric oxide are widely available under many brand names at drugstores and chains like G.N.C., but they are also minimally regulated, with a majority going untested by the Food and Drug Administration.
You need to realize that making short term health plans too attractive -- like making them available for an entire year -- 0r making it to easy to obtain minimally regulated Association Health Plans is also likely to kill off the ACA in a chaotic way, one that is going to hurt people you know and people that you care about.
Interestingly, ORC1 was identified in the minimally perturbed data set as a cell cycle regulated protein that peaks in G1-phase.
CD83 was up regulated by RT-qPCR while down regulated by array analysis, SERPINB9 was down regulated by RT-qPCR while up regulated on the arrays, and CD9 was only minimally up regulated by RT-qPCR while clearly up regulated on the arrays (Table 6).
In the present study we took advantage of this genetically regulated FLS invasive phenotype and compared highly invasive with minimally invasive cells' gene expression signatures using microarrays.
Our results suggest that mixed forest systems in southern China are likely to be minimally perturbed in the short term by exogenous N addition, and that decomposition activity is not regulated by labile C availability over the time period studied.
Category III products ('351 products'), including those that are dependent on the metabolic activity of living cells are regulated under Section 351 of the Public Health and Safety Act and include cell and tissue products that are cultured or more than minimally manipulated, not intended for homologous use, are combined with a drug or device or are allogeneic.
