Sentence examples for regulations might include from inspiring English sources

Mr. Esser argues that Vodafone could be blocked on key issues, which under British regulations might include the forced sale of Orange, unless Vodafone buys out all minority shareholders -- an expensive process that would require cash.

Further burdens compared with the established pharmaceutical and medical device regulations might include differences in terms of reimbursement and market access requirements for medical nutrition products.

Although excellent computational analysis [32], and preliminary in vitro data (EMSA), suggested that the mechanism of PCNA gene regulation might include the function of ERE sequences in the 5' region of the gene, our testing of the most-likely sequence elements, using several approaches, failed to confirm cis-regulatory function in MCF7 cells.

This differential regulation might include kinetic aspects: per2 and cry1a are upregulated already after 1 h in larvae, but not in cells, and the accessory clock loop gene dec1/bhlh40 appears to be only transiently upregulated after 1 h in the larvae.

"If the State of New York makes drastic changes to housing regulation," which might include regulation of new buildings, "no residential developer will build another rental building in New York City," said Adam R. Rose, co-president of Rose Associates, which manages 22,000 apartments in the region.

Proposed regulations on crowding might include evaluation of the actual norm and maintenance of permits as a regulation strategy, a code of conduct for all vessels and a zoning area.

Policy options might include regulation or an outright ban on partisan activity by the secretary of state or whatever other official is charged with running the election.

The signal cascades network of SB after binding with integrin α2β1 might include regulation of intracellular Ca(2+) level, cytoskeleton-related proteins such as coronin-1B and cytoskeleton structure of platelets.

Such specificity might include regulation of RNA stability.

This is also supported by a recent report demonstrating a non-cell autonomous role for Bcl11b in tissue formation during wound healing that is most likely due to impaired cell cell adhesion and might include the regulation of E- and P-cadherin (Liang et al, 2012).

This might include the circadian regulation of nuclear RNA processing, export, translational regulation and/or mRNA turnover, as described for the few circadian genes shown to be regulated post-transcriptionally (Kojima et al., 2011; Staiger and Koster, 2011; Zhang et al., 2011).