And a law that says nothing about a subject matter obviously can't be characterized as comprehensively regulating that subject matter. .
Because of the difficulties arising from multiple bankruptcies or the principle of territoriality of bankruptcy legislation, some countries have regulated that subject among themselves by regional conventions.
Analysis of a hypomorphic Hes7 allele indicates that requirements for oscillating Hes7 expression also vary during somitogenesis, suggesting that the gene network regulating segmentation is subject to region-specific influences along the mouse embryonic length axis.
Studies of the adult fly have identified neurons regulating defecation behaviors subject to dietary and reproductive modulation (Cognigni et al., 2011).
This supports the idea that expression of antisense transcripts is regulated and subject to selection pressure.
The parents would ask him where they could find a Christian college with a "courtship" atmosphere, meaning one where dating is regulated and subject to parental approval.
Meiosis and/or highly coordinated reductional division are tightly regulated and subject to multiple checkpoints to prevent such asymmetrical divisions from occurring (Murakami and Nurse 2000).
If orthologous cis-NATs show more correlated expression patterns when compared to randomly permuted cis-NAT pairs, it would provide evidence that cis-NATs are actively regulated or subject to selective pressure.
In several of these countries, the pharmaceutical supply chain is neither regulated nor subject to any formal oversight and, as a result contributes to problems of availability and affordability of medicines [ 9].
It has been shown that this EHD based controller can regulate subject to ±25% deviation in load from the designed steady state load condition.
Understanding this plasticity may help us understand how ageing is regulated and is subject to external interventions.
