Sentence examples similar to regulated representation from inspiring English sources

Although there is no law regulating representation rights in the healthcare setting in Japan, the family conventionally serves as the representative, and Japanese guidelines also suggest obtaining consent from those involved [ 7, 20, 21].

Investigate at least two companies, that have no local representation, via the telephone after having researched the companies' records with the BBB and their states regulating agency.

She concludes that, "Feminist theory and politics cannot regulate the representation of 'women' without producing that very 'representation': and if that is in some sense a discursive inevitability of representational politics, then the task must be to safeguard the open productivity of those categories, whatever the risk" (Butler 2000, 503).

Reappraisal may involve the utilization of cognitive control to regulate semantic representations of affective stimuli which in turn attenuate amygdala reactivity [ 10].

Fig. 1 Ryan's self-regulated representation of the "Qi-cheng-zhuan-he" approach.

As shown in Figure 4, the estimated intracellular fluxes were compared by representation of differentially regulated fluxes for the CSG+solASG condition vs. CDG condition.

Because of the profound influence of Zn2+ on protein phosphatase activities [ 56] it is also possible that a change in Hnf4a phosphorylation state contributed to the high representation of Hnf4a regulated genes.

In the microarray cluster enrichment analysis, this was highlighted by over representation of genes regulated by DAF-16 or differentially expressed during infection by P. aeruginosa (Additional file 2).

A significant over-representation of differentially regulated genes classified as 'regulation of defense response' was also found in 'Président Roulin'.

A positional gene enrichment analysis (PGE) of chromosome 18 detected a significant over-representation of differentially regulated genes in response to PM between coordinates 3 401 893 to 8 421 561, a region encompassing 496 protein-coding genes.

Subtelomeric regions therefore may provide the ideal genomic location for eukaryotic cells to test and select for novel species-specific genes required for stress and surface variation in response to changing environmental conditions, and the over-representation of environmentally regulated genes in subtelomeres may be applicable to eukaryotes in general.