Sentence examples for regulation reflects from inspiring English sources

Presumably this regulation reflects the fact that Cig2 needs to be down-regulated in order to activate the differentiation pathway, but then Cig2 is needed again soon after for activation of pre-meiotic S-phase [ 39].

Far from being a unilateral action by the Bush administration, the buffer zone regulation reflects the policies of past administrations.

The absence of regulation reflects the power of the banking lobby, and the gross incompetence of our government.

The regulation reflects the E.P.A.'s determination to carry out its mandates under the Clean Air Act despite fierce Congressional opposition, and bodes well for progress on a host of other regulatory challenges the agency faces.

Renewable energy regulation reflects the state policies either to support the green energies or to continue to use the fossil-based energy sources.

The interconnection between different cellular processes, such as metabolism and genetic regulation, reflects the importance of the holistic approach introduced by the SB paradigm in replacement of traditional reductionist methods.

The article also doesn't mention that the regulation, reflecting this longstanding law, forbids discrimination against doctors and nurses for their willingness to participate in abortions.

The theoretical debates around the concept of regulation reflect different disciplines and research agendas and can be broadly divided into approaches to regulation as an act of government and perspectives on regulation as governance.

They also exhibit an unusual mode of cell cycle regulation, reflected by a cell cycle structure where G1 and G2 phases are truncated.

As the reaction progress was monitored using UV vis spectroscopy at 421 nm in kinetic mode to measure the reaction rate V0, it followed a conventional enzymatic dynamic regulation reflected in the Michaelis-Menten equation.

Why doesn't this military intelligence regulation reflect the court ruling that President Bush and his Republican allies pointed to as the reason Congress needed to reform FISA, using the tragic fate of Specialist Jimenez as an illustration of how the FISA court ruling could foul up the process of getting surveillance on some bad guys in Iraq?