Sentence examples for driven regulations from inspiring English sources

Healthcare has made great efforts to reduce preventable patient harm, from externally driven regulations to internally driven professionalism.

Environmental protection nowadays has been a general consensus worldwide and environmentally driven regulations are also requiring significant improvement in the quality of gasoline and diesel in many parts of the world.

PABA/NO has a unique dual mechanism of action with direct intracellular NO generation combined with metabolite driven regulation of eNOS activation.

Of the inhibitors, those targeting P38 kinases were most effective rescuers, suggesting a cAMP response element-binding protein (CREB) driven regulation of PG instigating the rescue in cell viability.

Driving regulations in the European Union currently differ among member states. 1 In 1995 and 1996 the International League Against Epilepsy and the International Bureau for Epilepsy organised workshops to discuss driving regulations around epilepsy and seizures, but the recommendations were never reflected in an official European guideline or in European law.

Abundance of E2F1 allows these cells to drive regulation of genes involved in many of the aforementioned biological processes.

In the meantime, most schemes have shifted their investments into bonds – a move driven by regulations that have forced schemes to put their money in less risky places.

Many exotic diseases with clinical surveillance are seen as low-risk, and the decision-making process is likely to be driven by regulations, health, economic, financial and technical factors.

As expected from the experimental design, which considered several organs, genotypes and treatments simultaneously, more than half of the significant drought-driven regulations occurred only once across the 12 comparisons.

We propose a workflow that merges network construction with gene expression data mining focusing on regulation processes in the context of transcription factor driven gene regulation.

5 Epilepsy comes under the 1988 Road Traffic Act, but single seizures, which by definition do not constitute epilepsy, come under the domestic regulations (1999 Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations).