Based on the modern theory of regulation, the analysis aims to characterize the effective economic regulation of the French railway industry.
They are right in theory: good regulation should protect quality journalism.
Therefore, in theory, easing regulation could benefit small enterprises.
Norris believes love is a natural tendency of the soul, and analogizes love to motion in The Theory and Regulation of Love.
The Theory and Regulation of Love, a piece characterizing love as the summons of God, was published in 1688, and the first text in which Norris clearly adopted Malebranchean arguments.
In theory, if regulation is performed appropriately, most of the advantages of the market can be attained.
From the above, it is clear that learning functions play a central role in the theory on regulation of learning processes (Vermunt 1989).
Fifty-three articles (67%) proposed some physiologic process or mechanism attributing the effects of acupuncture to neurochemical, segmental ("gate theory"), autonomic regulation, local effects, effects on brain function or other effects.
This is against our expectations, since we hypothesized on the basis of different models (self-enhancement theory, self-regulation theory, basic dimension model of instructional quality, capital theories) that these factors should be positively related to student competence development even after controlling for student characteristics (e.g., cognitive abilities).
In theory, down-regulation of CD79B leads to reduced capacity of B-cells to bind antigens and more importantly to a decrease in HIV specific antibody formation [79].
