Sentence examples for regulation lead from inspiring English sources

These data suggest that Cdc42 regulates the cortical actin cytoskeleton and that defects in this regulation lead to cell shape abnormalities.

Reliability-based and risk-informed design, operation, maintenance and regulation lead to multiobjective (multicriteria) optimization problems.

In general, complex mechanisms for gene regulation lead to nonexponential waiting-time distributions for gene switching and transcription initiation, which typically reduce noise in mRNA copy numbers and burst size.

For we know that abuses in financial markets anywhere can have an impact everywhere; and just as gaps in domestic regulation lead to a race to the bottom, so too do gaps in regulation around the world.

By scoring with 0.8 seconds left in the first, Carter not only gave the Kings their first regulation lead since Game 6 of the Western Conference finals, but also it allowed him to join four others who scored in the final second of a period in a Stanley Cup Final.

By this method, we could differentiate between genes whose down regulation lead to bacteriostatic or bactericidal effect.

But we can't have laws that protect people from their own stupidity; regulation leads to more regulation, that's the problem.

Her hard-nosed fiscal measures took a toll on the poor, and her hands-off approach to financial regulation led to great wealth for others.

The lack of regulation led a Lambeth councillor, Edward Davie, to warn that, in the poorest areas, high streets "fleece, deprive and expose citizens to risk".

This particular crisis is also comparable with the sub-prime meltdown, in that the laxity of American regulation led to disaster.

He finds that in equilibrium regulation leads to lower prices compared to unregulated markets.