Sentence examples for regulation enabling from inspiring English sources

I call that a success!" Though the European Union is preparing to introduce a regulation enabling adults to demand that any images and text they posted online when they were under-18 is removed, there are currently no plans to introduce any new law in the UK.

It is involved in homeostatic regulation, including pain processing and sleep regulation, enabling appropriate physiological responses to diverse stimuli.

In the roots of the same rootstock, expression increase in osmolyte producer genes revealed another transcriptomic regulation enabling effective root osmotic adjustment under drought stress.

Its main scientific objective is to explore the potential of biodiversity and ecological processes such as pest regulation, enabling novel ecologically-based models for productive systems, reduction of pesticide use, and adaptation or resilience of farming systems in the face of environmental disruptions.

As seen from the present data we can conclude that P. aeruginosa isolates may lose LasR dependent QS but keep the capability of RhlR dependent QS regulation enabling production of a number of important host damaging virulence factors particularly rhamnolipids.

Multiple roles in transcriptional and posttranscriptional regulation enable them to be effective gene expression regulators [ 44].

Multiple roles of hnRNPs in transcriptional and posttranscriptional regulation enable them to be effective gene expression regulators.

And the reduced regulation enables con artists to operate for decades, creating the appearance of stability for their flimsy empires.

Uniform pricing would also remove the risk that polluting businesses flee to so-called "pollution havens"' – countries where a lack of environmental regulation enables them to continue to pollute unrestrained.

However, the complexity of PKM2 regulation enables multiple strategies to targeting PKM2.

While AS regulation enables the production of the hundreds of thousands of types of proteins needed for the normal functioning of the human cell, it also presents many opportunities for the onset of cancer and other diseases.