Pioneering biotechnology researchers sought to prevent accidents and minimize regulation by voluntarily adopting good practice codes for experiments that produced genetically engineered animals and plants.
The uncertain initial conditions and disturbances due to intrinsic and extrinsic molecular noises on the host cell are considered as a player maximizing the regulation error and the design parameters are considered as another player minimizing the regulation error.
Arguing for minimizing fund regulation, though, he ended up in a public relations pickle.
Finance sector donors possess a vested interest in minimizing market regulation and contributors attached to the insurance industry can be expected to resist extending insurance coverage to people who cannot afford expensive premiums.
"The administration seems to have prioritized limiting public investment in coverage and minimizing private market regulation over reducing the Texas uninsured rate," she said.
"He knew we needed proper capitalization of the insurance fund, and he tried to minimize unnecessary regulations".
If you want to avoid dealing excessively with the local health inspector and want to minimize the regulations that you need to conform to, don't initially plan on serving beer at the brewery.
However, administration of EcN in our mouse models not only diminished the clinical signs of colitis like colon shortening and weight loss, but also prevented an increase in intestinal permeability while concurrently minimizing the down-regulation of IEC ZO-1 expression.
At the micro-level, such regulation involves minimizing the risk that the disease will interfere with any given patient's ability to access the career, social, academic, and domestic opportunities available to "healthy" individuals, or to lead an ethically and emotionally fulfilling life.
Of course, if regulatory equity is the goal, it would be better achieved by minimizing rather than maximizing regulations; taxis should benefit from the same minimal regulations as ride-sharing services.
Complying with regulations by minimizing or properly containing pollutants at the source, however, is almost always less expensive than anticipated.
