Sentence examples for regulator of developing from inspiring English sources

Another study revealed that sustained β-catenin activity within the distal lung endoderm in early lung development results in the loss of Sox2, a regulator of developing proximal airway progenitors, and defective bronchiolar epithelial cell differentiation and marked ectasia of the developing and adult airway [39].

All cytokine regulators of developing neurons leave a lasting imprint on neuronal networks, yet testosterone is the only regulator that is postulated to control neuronal development through an imprinting mechanism.

Thymus high-mobility group box protein (Tox) is a member of the sequence independent high mobility group (HMG) box family and a regulator of differentiation of developing T-cells [ 65].

Drawing on our findings, we suggest that the passivity of national regulators in the process of developing and interpreting (local or global) regulations should not be automatically presumed.

MAZ is upstream of Aplp2 which is a key regulator of structure and function of developing neuromuscular synapses [ 65].

Non-governmental groups can take on the role of regulators, developing information from medical tourism facilities, assessing the accuracy of this information, and rating facilities for their tendency to promote the positive and mitigate the negative effects of medical tourism.

We also conducted six interviews with policy makers and regulators to develop a broader picture of the nature of engagement undertaken by various biobanks in the different countries.

The legislation would call on the secretary of health and human services to work with state regulators to develop an annual review of rate increases, and if increases are deemed "unjustified" the secretary or the state could block the increase, order the insurer to change it, or even issue a rebate to beneficiaries.

Mr. Kimmelman said he did not blame the private sector for trying to come up with a solution given the ineffectiveness of regulators in developing rules consistent with the 1996 Telecommunications Act.

Historically, we had a model where someone would say 'powered by' but a lot of regulators in developing markets are not happy with that because then no one understands who is running this, if you have a problem".

Morley plans to hold a series of industry 'round tables' with companies and others such as NGO representatives and regulators, to develop the initial outlines.