While industry as a whole typically complains about being over-regulated, this is a case in which regulation serves some business interests and frustrates others.
For similar reasons, the argument that the regulation serves as a disincentive to desertion does not stand scrutiny.
Epigenetic regulation serves as the basis for stem cell differentiation into distinct cell types, but it is unclear how global epigenetic changes are regulated during this process.
Pongers often start with the easy bounce-then-hit serve — as verboten as a double dribble in basketball — and graduate to faster regulation serves, while table tennis phenoms shape almost unreturnable serves by concealing directionality and maximizing spin.
Recent studies show that epigenetic regulation serves as, at least in part, interfaces between genes and the environment, and also provides insight into the molecular and cellular bases of early embryonic cortical development.
He has also been a spokesman for the banking industry on regulation, serving as chairman of the Institute of International Finance, an association of the world's biggest banks, including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup.
But even if the impedance regulation serves to compress only the near-CF input to nearby IHCs, it may still affect other responses to non-CF components—especially the vibrations of the very structures involved in the impedance control (OHCs and Deiters' cells).
Regulation serves a purpose.
Through these mechanisms, the SWI/SNF complexes have powerful effects on transcriptional regulation, serving an important role in development through the coordinate activation and repression of critical gene expression programs.
Abortion rights groups cite leading medical groups who say the regulation serves no public health purpose because abortion complications are rare, and when they do occur, can be treated by emergency room medical staff.
