deregulation

Examples of deregulated

deregulated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Domestic markets, although deregulated, remain small, and few countries have functioning national distribution systems.
Therefore, the neuronal bursts that are recorded during tremor induce a periodic behavior that is perpetuated along this deregulated loop.
Due to glutamatergic-mediated connections from medial temporal areas, activity in lateral orbitofrontal/prefrontal cortex may be deregulated in schizophrenia.
Beginning in the 1980s, the newly deregulated non-bank financial sector developed rapidly.
In order to revive private renting, rents were deregulated on new tenancies.
Furthermore, in line with neo-liberal philosophy, the government also overhauled fisheries management and deregulated the control of resources.
But monetary union could also be made more workable if the participating countries deregulated their economies.
In addition, the increasing number of medicines being deregulated from prescription only to pharmacy status has broadened the range of ailments potentially self-treatable by patients.
Markets had been deregulated, the domestic currency deflated, public expenditures reduced, and the tax system reformed.
Several intracellular signaling molecules associated with integrin signaling were deregulated, in addition to many key, cell-surface receptors.
Local housing authorities would be deregulated and given wide latitude to use the funds for locally-tailored housing programs.
Although migration is a property of normal cells during embryonic growth, wound repair and immune defense, the process is deregulated during invasion.
Furthermore, improper regulation of heterochromatin is associated with deregulated cellular proliferation and tumourigenesis.
This pathway normally regulates important cell decisions such as growth, division, survival and migration, and when deregulated it can confer malignant potential to the ensuing tumour.
Second, the appropriate approach to market definition in any deregulated health care market depends crucially on (i) how health insurers contract with providers, and (ii) how patients select their provider.
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