One argument in support of the Rawlsian priority for FEO assumes that FEO regulates opportunities for self-realization whereas the principle that demands maximization of the social primary goods holdings of the worst off regulates consumption activities.
Carefully designed experimental studies allow researchers to quantify pay offs, regulate opportunities for turn-taking, and monitor the sequence of interactions across time.
In this situation, there will be a certain number of opportunities that are regulated by these equal opportunity principles that are available to those who have the least of these opportunities.
Hence, understanding how autophagy is regulated can reveal opportunities to modify autophagy in a disease-relevant manner.
Complex social networks, such as dominance hierarchies, regulate the opportunity for mating success, and are often missing from laboratory studies.
What regulation tends to do is to define the things that are regulated and create enormous opportunities for the unregulated.
A society that establishes and maintains a state educational system sustained by public funds already goes some way beyond equality of opportunity and toward provision to all of its members of some opportunity to develop skills that will enable them to succeed in competitions for desirable positions regulated by equality of opportunity.
An extension of this view would hold that the effects of all unjust policies and practices insofar as they affect people's present opportunities to become qualified for competitions regulated by formal equality of opportunity should be undone (Buchanan et al. 2000: chapter 3).
The sector is regulated, giving individuals the opportunity to challenge and win compensation if they are mis-sold a product.
Maturation is treated here as a problem of allocation of surplus energy, proceeding in parallel with rather than in competition with somatic development, influenced by genetic endowment (physiological efficiency) and environmental opportunity, and regulated by inhibition.
