In contrast to mechanisms of phenotypic regulation that operate within generations (e.g. transcriptional regulation), these examples of stochastic phenotype switching require generational turnover to create variation.
Mr Cameron highlighted education reform, the changes to university funding, transport modernisation, public sector pensions and banking regulation as examples of the coalition's achievements.
Outside the field of emotion regulation, however, examples of positive bias are known that appear to arise automatically when evaluating choices or risks [16] [17].
For instance, hypomethylation of transposable elements and hypermethylation of CpG islands flanking gene promoters involved in cell cycle regulation are examples of deregulation of methylation in cancer.
The intended use will dictate regulation, but examples of appropriate food targets include human studies intended to establish health claims, structure/function claims, or medical food claims.
"Title II, by contrast, would cripple that freedom, flexibility, and innovation, for its core provisions - such as intrusive price regulation and entry and exit regulation - are classic examples of the kind of arcane regulations that deter investment.
With no proper regulations, guidelines or examples of good practice, roadside environments are posing a serious danger to safety.
Other foreign critics have called the regulations an example of trade protectionism, in that they would set standards for selling goods to Chinese governments that Western companies find difficult to meet.
In the final section, we introduce recent advances in circadian clock-regulated redox homeostasis and the effect of photoperiod changes on this regulation, as an example of photoperiodic regulation of cellular homeostasis.
Taken together, these banking regulation case studies are prime examples of how government regulation is sometimes necessary for effective markets.
