In a letter sent today to Congressional committees, the Project on Government Oversight (POGO) said that Congressional efforts at financial reform will come up short if Wall Street continues to be partly regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), a private regulator funded by the very Wall Street firms it's charged with overseeing.
The weakness of large industries that are partly regulated by the government could also present complicated decisions about intervention.
The doses helped people offset the body's natural urge to rest, which is partly regulated by the homeostatic sleep system.
We have more chance of "nudging" people to less risky behaviours if the drug is even partly regulated.
After coming under fire for its massive service failures in the hours after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack, the cellular industry, which is only partly regulated, had promised to upgrade its networks to better handle emergencies.
As many universities and research funding agencies in different countries are partly regulated by government funding, individuals' and institutions' autonomy in whether or not to publish in internationally indexed journals becomes more and more limited.
We previously demonstrated that adherence of endometrial epithelial (EECs) and stromal cells (ESCs) to peritoneal mesothelial cells (PMCs) is partly regulated by ESC/EEC CD44 interactions with PMC associated hyaluronan.
These internal dynamics are then partly regulated and stabilized by the wider social games in which coalitions (people as wholes over temporal subparts of their biographies) are embedded (Ross 2005a, pp. 334 353).
It is not clear why this is any less of a loss of control over society than for those who must live in a society that is partly regulated by principles they do not accept.
Taken together, upon DNA damage, FANCD2 activation is at least partly regulated by hRad18.
These results imply that CFTR cell surface expression is partly regulated by the COMMD1/CFTR interaction.
