Sentence examples for regulations may allow from inspiring English sources

Regulations may allow it, they say, but Forest City should be forced to live by the deal it struck more than two years ago.

Understanding the interdependence of these anabolic and catabolic processes and their regulation may allow the engineering of algal strains with improved capacity to convert their biomass into useful biofuel precursors.

A blanket federal U.S. electrical regulation may allow plug and play solar in the future (and it could fit nicely into the Trump deregulation goals).

Other mechanisms that involve gene regulation may allow for decreased expression of BRCA1 in sporadic tumors.

Other mechanisms involving gene regulation may allow for decreased expression of BRCA1 in sporadic tumors.

Thus, TRAIL down-regulation may allow clonal expansion of transformed cells by protecting them from apoptosis, thereby increasing the risk of malignant progression.

This regulation may allow the host to avoid a resource-expensive immune response that would clutter endosymbiont digestion, thus maximizing the nutrient recovery.

While Enoxacin may increase the activity of miRNA in non-specific manner, a more detailed understanding of mechanisms of miRNA regulation may allow for the identification of small molecules which specifically target a set of miRNAs.

This plasticity under non-extreme conditions suggests that a more complete understanding of tuber secondary metabolism regulation may allow phytonutrient content to be optimized during growth, while protecting yield.

In tip-growing eukaryotic cells, cell polarization mechanisms allow for the growth machinery, including cell-wall enzymes, membranes, and the cytoskeleton, to be concentrated near the site of cell growth; we speculate that this spatial regulation may allow for optimal rates of growth.

Recognizing and differentiating emotions is essential for understanding and applying the cognitive model, and better developed emotion regulation may allow young people to more quickly adopt adaptive coping strategies learned in CBT (Bailey 2001; Kingery et al. 2006; Suveg et al. 2009).