Sentence examples for applicability of regulations from inspiring English sources
Code officials, architects, engineers, EHS professionals, and research laboratory users may have different perspectives on the applicability of regulations and risk.
First the design features of normal ejection escape equipment are discussed, and then applicability of effective regulations or standards which could be used to certificate this equipment is studied.
The development of industries is constrained by the town being linear and by the applicability of Coastal Regulation Zone CRZZ) regulations that prevent large-scale construction and industrial buildings.
Readjustments in laws and regulations not only change the legal resources available to both local governments and anti-demolition protestors but also prompt different parties to have divergent interpretations about the applicability of laws and regulations.
The applicability of the control scheme to regulation of temperature in stirred tanks and one-point control in distillation is shown by numerical simulations.
It has done so by placing dissuasive ads in Lebanese media, by challenging the applicability of international conventions on the regulation of refugees and, most recently, by passing a highly controversial and symbolic anti-immigration law.
In addition to replicating this coupling strategy for a new PyV mT strain, we sought to expand the applicability of the model to temporal regulation.
However, the Children's Health Policy likely influences a broader set of regulations given that it does not have as limiting applicability criteria as EO 13045.
In addition, the applicability of this system to study hormonal regulation of gene expression was demonstrated in in vitro organ culture experiments in which the EGFP reporter was highly activated in isolated fat bodies of previtellogenic Vg-Gal4/UAS-EGFP females incubated in the presence of 20-hydroxyecdysone (20E).
In view of this, the practical applicability of quorum quenching bacteria in the regulation of biofilm formations in wastewater treatment systems has been investigated recently.
Although the specific prerequisites for the successful application of self-regulation interventions such as the MCII strategy warrants further research, the present study is a first step towards identifying the approach's applicability to clinical populations.
