Sentence examples for a regulated setting from inspiring English sources

This could be in one of Paris's two main woods – the Bois de Boulogne to the west, and Bois de Vincennes to the east – "near a lake, in a regulated setting so that there is no threat to public order," he added.

Ritter was willing to take a chance when many investors were put off by what they saw as a risk of using the the cloud in a regulated setting like life sciences.

The pills he's been taking still contain alprazolam – the benzodiazepine marketed as Xanax by medical company Pfizer – but have been made by home dealers, rather than in a regulated setting, and sold on dark web marketplaces, rather than prescribed by a doctor.

"However, what society currently needs is politicians to address this issue and to give a guidance to local authorities in England and Wales so that they could create a regulated set-up with prostitutes... "Decriminalising the prostitutes and focusing valuable police recourses on those who would exploit and pimp our young people is the only way forward.

Our evidence suggests that, in a less regulated setting, asymmetric, option-like performance-based incentives exist and constitute the dominant form of compensation for individual portfolio managers.

Both motifs have a tightly regulated set of proteins that exerts a negative feedback upon any increase in intrinsic level of the small molecule.

We further filtered this set of genes by retaining those with a fold change of >2 leaving a differentially regulated set of 2504 genes for analysis (Table  1, full list of genes Additional file 1: Table S1).

Therefore we expected to find a similar regulated set of genes in both lines given that IRmiR genes are regulated by the same mechanism, whereas some constitutively expressed microRNA genes were expected to be cell type specific for functional reasons.

Monocarpic senescence is characterized by a developmentally regulated set of physiological changes encompassing extensive alterations in gene expression [ 21, 22].

In a well-regulated setting, administering a systematic early detection tool consisting of parents' reports of the child's asthma symptoms (elicited via an interview by the physician or nurse) may be an effective way of selecting children who might benefit from asthma counselling, more detailed assessment at the child health centre, or referral to an asthma nurse, GP or paediatrician.

Interestingly, the concept of an internally regulated set point appears prominently in that body of literature.