Sentence examples for regulated avenues from inspiring English sources

I think it's more of a problem when people who are groupies begin to tout themselves as experts on social media and via other less stringently regulated avenues.

The finding that ADAR2 is regulated by Pin1 and WWP2 opens up new avenues of research.

Schneier contrasts the situation with China, where the Internet is also heavily regulated, but where contraband information still manages to find avenues to the outside world via proxy servers and other hidden holes.

This study, while providing a global view of the low temperature response in Arabidopsis, has identified novel stress regulated genes and potential cis-acting regulatory elements, which will provide avenues for functional characterisation of the plant's response.

MiRNAs play an important role in various biological functions and represent a potentially novel avenue by which biological timing processes can be regulated.

Furthermore, our newly developed system also opens up new avenues of molecular research to understand how convertase can be regulated.

The Food and Drug Administration has two avenues for regulating e-cigarettes.

In the absence of federal action, Mr. Lawsky has been pursuing new avenues for regulating the consultants in New York, according to the people briefed on his plans.

The enriched motifs are quite different in both datasets, indicating that there are multiple regulatory avenues to regulate the RNA methylome through sequence specificity.

Studies examining therapeutic mechanisms indicate that iron chelation therapy could benefit MS by several different avenues, e.g., regulating the immune response, limiting iron-catalyzed oxidative damage, redistributing iron within cells, and inducing cellular defense mechanisms (Table 2).

The structures rationalize target sequence preferences and suggest avenues for the design of inhibitors selective for a subset of pathways regulated by GSK-3.