Sentence examples for corresponding regulation from inspiring English sources
"At present, the threshold is set far above any potential industrial activities of this kind, and thus they are just not covered by the corresponding regulation," Mr. Albrecht said.
The final formula of money multiplier is derived respectively as the rational response of the bank to the corresponding regulation.
As the BESS adjusts its output power, the corresponding regulation in ΔP m is through the manipulation in the power reference level ΔP m,ref for the generators.
With the CPX and SYT in the corresponding regulation mechanism of exocytosis being estimated, the dissipation function of synaptic vesicle for the persistence of neuronal plasticity is explicitly expressed.
Fermentation pathways, amino acid biosynthesis, cell growth along with corresponding regulation (e.g. catabolite repression, aerobic/anaerobic regulation, and carbon storage regulation) are also included.
Important structural similarities of the plant, yeast and mammalian isoforms are suggestive for a similar regulatory principle but most importantly, a corresponding regulation could be demonstrated in the recent study by Palmieri and coworkers [ 47].
Table 1 shows a summary of a few service sectors with their corresponding regulations.
Table 1 Summary of service sectors with their corresponding regulations Service sector Regulation 1 Healthcare HIPAA, PCI 2 Retail PCI, SOX 3 Financial PCI, SOX, and GLBA 4 Government agencies FISMA.
Since compliance is strongly based on security measures and related policies, it is clear that an accepted RA describing specific regulations would provide a way to facilitate building systems that comply with the corresponding regulations.
Comprehensive land use plans and their corresponding regulations play a role in determining the nature of the built environment and community design, which are factors that influence population health and health disparities.
This paper describes the development and validation of a scoring tool designed to measure the strength and comprehensiveness of health-related content found in land use plans and the corresponding regulations.
