The phrase "actual regulator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific regulator that is currently in effect or functioning, often in a technical or regulatory context.
Example: "The actual regulator for this process must be calibrated to ensure accurate measurements."
Alternatives: "current regulator" or "effective regulator".
Actual regulations will have to be made by actual regulators, but they take these recommendations seriously.
The Treasury secretary said he wanted to leave many of the details to the actual regulators, rather than spell them out in legislation, warning that an overly specific law could give market participants opportunities to evade the rules.
Also, the number of actual regulators for a particular gene is only a small fraction of the number of possible regulators.
One possibility might have been that FOG-1 and FOG-3 promote the sperm fate by regulating transcription factors that are the actual terminal regulators of the sperm fate.
Sets 4 and 5 contain genes typical of endothelial tissue, both actual angiogenic regulators TIE1/ TIE2 (TEK), ARHGEF15, ROBO4, and ELTD1 and other endothelial markers such as CD34, CLEC14A, and ESAM.
A parallel system would provide continuity while also allowing for a new benchmark tied more closely to actual data, the British regulator Martin Wheatley said, the newspaper reports.
Since any gene will have some variability in its expression, we assumed that the actual expression/activity of the regulator in each environment e is Gaussian distributed with a variance σ r 2. As for the width of the fitness function τ, it would again be straightforward to allow σ r 2 to vary across conditions (as it likely does in reality).
Regulator-regulated gene associations.
The foundation based its report on preliminary estimates filed with state insurance regulators, so actual rebate amounts may vary.
