In these more rural, unregulated states, the role of managed care spillovers encouraging screening utilization was expected to be greater, and we found evidence to support this expectation.
There has also been an emphasis on unregulated care providers' role in delivering high quality care in long-term care (LTC) settings [ 4, 5].
The NAHT conference raised widespread concerns about "rogue governors" and the unregulated nature of their role.
Mr. Waxman's hearing on Thursday was supposed to be an inquiry into the role of unregulated hedge funds in the credit crisis.
While we played only a small role in unregulated insurance markets, we have a duty to help stabilize the financial system.
Mr. Geithner said his proposal recognized the significant role that unregulated derivatives, particularly credit-default swaps, played in the financial crisis.
80 It was also recently demonstrated that nuclear E2F4, when unregulated, plays a key role in the downregulation of several mitotic genes, hence, promoting cell cycle arrest.
A role for unregulated Notch signalling has also been proposed in cervical cancer, largely because intense cytoplasmic and nuclear staining of Notch1 and Notch2 proteins has been observed in a majority of early stage cervical tumours [ 40].
Senior officials at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission have been critical of the exemptions, saying they would create too large a loophole for financial instruments that were unregulated and played a central role in the economic crisis.
Furthermore, Aurora A overexpression has been found to correlate with phosphorylation of tumor suppressors such as p53, thereby modulating their activities [ 9] and suggesting a role in the unregulated proliferation and resistance to DNA damage-induced apoptosis in breast cancer [ 10].
