However, as is the case with most new industries, slow regulation hasn't stopped innovation.
As the prevertebral neurons and the visceral afferents fire sodium action potentials, we concluded that these neurons have two levels of activity, one involving the genesis of action potentials and probably involved in fast regulation and the other without action potentials and probably involved in slow regulation [4].
The signal decay within about 30 min seen in the experiments suggests a rather slow regulation process, it is comparable e.g. to that seen for gravitational stimulation [ 24].
A slower regulation is found for the VEGF receptors.
Higher risk is associated with the following age-related changes: decreased renal function, slowed hormonal regulation and counter-regulation, suboptimal hydration, and slowed intestinal functioning (absorption).
"A slew of regulations restrict competition and hamper development of the services sector, affecting everything from the corner shop to mobile telephones," Mr. Rhee said.
PM 2.5, she explained, is produced by four airborne pollutants – sulphur dioxide, nitrous oxides, volatile organic compounds, and black carbon – each of which would require its own slew of regulations to curb.
HSBC has been one of the most vocal critics of the slew of regulations, including upcoming ring-fencing laws and the bank levy, imposed on British banks in the wake of the financial crisis.
With no chief to sign off on crucial decisions, the agency has been reluctant to create and staff a new innovation center, to provide guidance on a vast expansion of Medicaid, and to issue a slew of regulations to reshape Medicare.
Centralized energy generation, such as with gas or coal- and nuclear-fired power plants, is subject to detailed and slow-changing regulations.
