Sentence examples for regulation existence from inspiring English sources

Let us notice that transcription regulation modules are very simplified and do not take into account specificities of eukaryotic regulation (existence of several binding sites, enhancers, etc).

This process happens despite land use planning regulations being in existence since the late 1970s.

The most intelligent regulation in existence is the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended.

While we could argue that it is a necessary step towards regulation, the existence of legislation does not guarantee: 1.

Although duplication events might not be directly linked to evolution of imprinted gene regulation, the existence of paralogs may have enabled a greater divergence of imprinted genes by relaxation of purifying selection.

"(3) The Secretary shall provide to State agencies, for distribution to private secondary schools and to public secondary schools through local educational agencies, a copy of regulations (in existence on the effective date of this paragraph) concerning the sale of competitive foods of minimal nutritional value.

The Liberal Party dissolved itself in 1968 rather than submit to a new regulation forbidding the existence of multiracial political parties.

Try as it might, the Trump administration hasn't yet been able to successfully delay the rule's implementation, with members of his own party refusing to vote the regulation out of existence.

A weak pathway regulation and the existence of multiplicity have been assumed by Biebl (2001).

Evidence suggests that there is a dual role for sphingolipids in collagen gene regulation, supporting the existence of a sphingolipid rheostat [ 15].

In any case many HIV+ sex workers merely shift into the illegal sector, which is not removed by legalisation; in fact the legalisation of sex work accompanied by regulation implies the existence of an illegal sex sector, populated by those who cannot meet the regulatory requirements, usually because they are too young, too diseased or are illegal migrants.