Sentence examples for regulation that enable from inspiring English sources

Here we use a synthetic biology approach to design and characterize a panel of T7 RNAP expression circuits with different modes of regulation that enable the reliable expression of downstream targets under a variety of conditions.

Its sprawling financial industry, meanwhile, has gaps in regulation that enable illicit finance like money laundering and efforts by Iran and others to violate international sanctions, said David Weinberg, an expert on the Persian Gulf at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. .

Riboswitches have mostly been described as mechanisms of bacterial regulation that enable rapid responses to environmental stimuli.

'In silico' data are gene expression data generated by a computer model of the gene regulation that enable one to check the performance of algorithms against a perfectly known truth.

It was light-touch regulation that enabled bankers to run amok, crash the economy, costing taxpayers hundreds of billions of pounds.

The company took advantage of new regulation that enables mainland China residents to buy Hong Kong stock, but it share price closed at HK$8.50 — the same figure it opened at — having briefly reached a high of HK$8.78 during its first day of trading.

But Gramm, the man most responsible for the repeal in 1999 of 60 years of sensible banking regulation that enabled the financial industry to run wild, has not responded to a single question from the mainstream media concerning UBS' criminal behavior.

Second, municipal legislation should include planning laws and building regulations that enable the provision of toilets at acceptable standards.

In order to continue using raw materials and providing for all people in the world, we should change and reorganise our world around four main elements: (1) redesign supply chains; (2) innovation and technology development; (3) change in consumer behavior; (4) policies and regulations that enable such changes.

The tripartite cosmos was re-mythologized into a tripartite structure of the personality the superego (the restrictive social regulations that enable man to live as a social being), the ego (the conscious aspects of man), and the id, or libido (a "seething, boiling cauldron of desire that seeks to erupt from beneath the threshold of consciousness").

Still, Uber was able to reach a deal with the city and create regulations that enable its service to continue operating in the capital.