Sentence examples for synchronize regulations from inspiring English sources

That effort is intended to drop trade barriers between the Union and the United States and seek to synchronize regulations.

Talks on a trade deal were endorsed by Mr. Obama in February and involve efforts to drop trade barriers between the E.U. and the United States and to synchronize regulations.

But the sheer ambition of the trade negotiations, which aim not only to eliminate import duties but also synchronize regulations governing products like cars, drugs and medical devices, leaves plenty of room for the talks to bog down in the type of parochial concerns that have derailed past efforts at a trans-Atlantic trade pact.

Synchronizing regulations is much more complicated than eliminating tariffs.

Centralized and synchronized regulation of cp metabolism is assumed to be a potential driving force for intracellular gene transfers.

Beyer et al in their studies on yeast, reported strong correlation between mRNA and protein levels in modules such as "energy", "metabolism", hinting at the possibility of strongly synchronized regulation of expression within functionally homogenous modules.

The observed phenomena may suggest the alternative roles of AtIDD5 and COL in controlling chloroplast size limit, which may synchronize with transcriptional regulation of a starch biosynthetic enzyme, SS4.

Bile acids are also under circadian regulation to synchronize with periods of feeding and fasting, and CYP7A1 exhibits a well-documented rhythm of mRNA expression in rodents (peaking early in the dark phase when nocturnal animals become active) and enzyme activity in human serum (measured as the bile acid intermediate 7 α-hydroxy-4-choleston-3-one, or C4) 23, 24, 24.

Our Ajuba ChIP-seq and ChIP-qPCR results substantiate our model of epigenetic regulation synchronizing neuronal differentiation and mitochondrial reprogramming.

Through this dual regulation, cells can synchronize the accumulation of autophagic cargoes to p62 activation and autophagosome biogenesis in a timely fashion.

The SCN in turn acts as the central circadian regulator ensuring that peripheral oscillators ("local clocks") regulating local cellular rhythms are synchronized in part via regulation of specific brain circuits [61].