Sentence examples for degree regulations from inspiring English sources

Australia has gone one step further and had the Australian Standards for Editing Practice (Asep) embedded in universities' degree regulations.

Much of the evidence for this idea is based on association of transfected proteins, and the degree, regulation and extent of association and targeting in vivo is not always clear.

Thirdly, the perfect degree of regulations related to water resource, which mirrors the perfect degree of laws and regulations related to water resource in this region.

Among these 51 up-regulated and 62 down-regulated genes, the degree of regulation was remarkably consistent in the two adherence conditions (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

This suggests that the contrasting relationship between these categories may be a reflection of their accessibility and degree of regulation within government-regulated health care plans.

A further degree of regulation is exerted by phosphorylation regulating both Eps8's association with F-actin as well as its capping activity [28].

Many mature accreditation organizations now offer some degree of "regulation by proxy", as a third party assessor of compliance with regulation on behalf of a government or payer, thus reducing the burden of inspection by multiple bodies [ 12].

It is a matter of degree: over-regulation is frustrating for staff, and can be counter-productive in fostering trust and recovering operational competence.

French citizens might pay a lot of taxes and suffer a high degree of regulation, but at least they get something in return.

"Shadow banking is clearly developing at a steady pace," Ms. Lagarde warned in our interview, and "currently escapes a degree of regulation and supervision".

The relative independence of the print media contrasts sharply with the relatively high degree of regulation exercised by the government over audiovisual media.