regulatory

The multiple competing interests in SF lead to the general regulatory failure there of not building nearly enough.

Those questions will depend on business, ethical, regulatory and philosophical considerations, and I don't think it's unreasonable to describe those as being 'political'.

RNAs is that they can form from normal RNAs and possibly function in sequestering regulatory small-RNAs.

We're a completely bootstrapped startup that sells a web service that automates financial regulatory compliance.

CircRNAs do not seem to be translated into proteins and probably perform multiple regulatory functions.

Over 4,000 predicted regulatory elements (7.2%) showed reproducible variation in accessibility between indi- viduals.

Drone delivery is a fun option to consider, but it's a regulatory nightmare currently.

The regulatory body actually does something useful rather than just protecting rent seekers.

Uber is dealing with regulatory fights in almost every country it operates in.

However, if the SEC wishes to create lesser penalties to cover this kind of thing, it has the regulatory authority to do so.

It's used a lot in countries without significant hydro production, like Germany and France, and load following capability is a regulatory requirement in many/most markets.

Plenty of companies are still forcibly keeping their data in their own datacenters due to regulatory reasons despite desperately wanting to use third party providers.

Interested to see changes around how quickly the "regulatory and logistical differences" can be overcome specifically in the biotech industry.

From the paper: "Here, we survey variation and dynamics of active regulatory elements genome-wide using longitudinal samples from human individuals.

"Regulatory body: City Zoning Commission; Comments section"

Regulatory failure leads to a lack of reasonable real estate options in growing cities.