Sentence examples for order regulation from inspiring English sources

Among other things, she said, the commission would investigate "any relevant legislation, executive order, regulation, plan, practice or procedure" in connection with the Sept. 11 attacks.

"At the same time brands know that if they do not put their houses in order regulation will follow so self-policing is worthwhile".

The Supreme Court also exercises the power of judicial review, enabling it to determine the constitutionality of any law, order, regulation, or official act.

Given the time-series data, the gene regulation could be inferred in two ways: one is assuming instantaneous or first order regulation, and the other is considering higher order regulation.

Generally, coordinated changes across this region did not appear to be dependent on direct proximity, suggesting higher order regulation of these processes (Fig.  2).

While we cannot provide a mechanistic explanation yet, our working hypothesis currently involves a higher order regulation to be targeted by the photoreceptors such as chromatin remodelling, which was shown to be impacted by light and the clock [ 58, 59].

The opposition's corrections spokesman, Paul Papalia, said best way to reduce Aboriginal deaths in custody was to reduce Aboriginal incarceration rates, and the only way to do that was to reduce all incarceration rates, starting by reversing harsh new community service order regulations that see people automatically jailed if they skip three community service days.

To make this notion clear, we describe an example where we have already assessed the degree of interest in adding two parents (gene B and C, having third and first order regulations, respectively) to the gene under consideration, X.

All of these emphasize a paramount role for regulatory evolution, which is further reinforced by recent perspectives highlighting even higher-order regulation governing epigenetics and development (EVO-DEVO).

The ordered assembly of genomic DNA into a proteinacious substance chromatin allows for high-order regulation of DNA-templated processes, such as transcription, replication, and DNA repair.

Accumulating evidence suggests that Foxp3 functions within a higher-order regulation network of signaling molecules and transcription factors during Treg establishment [27].