| Of course, to prevent abuse and corrupt practices, lobbying activities should be carefully regulated, monitored and made transparent. |
| Legalisation means that activities are made legal and are no longer regulated in any way. |
| For example, huge databases have been established of genes that are aberrantly regulated in cancers. |
| The problem for utilities is that they operate in a tightly regulated market, but their raw material cost is fossil fuel. |
| It is this absence, this unspeakableness, through which sexuality is regulated. |
| Changing the phosphorylation state of the CTD is one mechanism by which binding of accessory proteins to the CTD of pol II may be regulated. |
