Can we expect patchy regulation in the next few years, while the existing regulators learn the new ropes?
Over time, the US rolled out an uneven and improvised set of policies to bound the private military industry within a framework of patchy regulation intended to resolve, or at least address the failures of the 'roll-back' while perpetuating the lucrative market for force.
Nevertheless, concern over clinics and nurses results in patchy state regulations.
But many banks were still short of cash, the bankers warned, and regulation was patchy.
Vascular disease occurs in two main forms: 1) arteriosclerosis with diffuse arterial wall dilatation, thickening, fibrosis and calcification resulting in stiffening and 2) atherosclerosis with abnormal endothelial function and patchy intimal plaques, causing abnormal regulation of vascular tone, fibrinolysis and smooth muscle proliferation with narrowing or obstruction of the arterial lumen.
Interviews and documents revealed that regulation in Mozambique is patchy, as most private and public service standards are defined, but exceptions are specified for many hospitals, especially for the MCH.
We intend that increased myocardial strain in dilated heart might provoke the up-regulation of EH-myomesin and "patchy", cell-specific expression pattern might be caused by a different mechanical burden on certain myocytes.
In high-grade prostate cancer the expression pattern of fibronectin was patchy and significantly reduced, suggesting either down-regulation of fibronectin secretion or lack of significant organization into a matrix.
The motion warns that the regulation, training and development of care staff is patchy and advocates more resources to ensure that care NVQs are a guarantee of competence and excellence.
This down-regulation is rather homogenous in the MLP-KO, whereas in the β-catenin c∆ex3 animals it was patchy in respect to single cardiomyocytes.
