Sentence examples for explicitly regulated from inspiring English sources

In some countries, genetic testing is explicitly regulated with regard to all aspects (eg, Austria, the Netherlands and Norway); in others; the regulation has focused only on the insurance industry (eg, Denmark and Sweden) or even only on group health insurers (eg, USA).

Due to its importance to avoid accidents and injuries, safety specifications have been explicitly regulated by legislation over decades.

So the reaction fluxes are explicitly regulated by the coupled energy controller ratios CP1/CP2 and/or CR1/CR2 (if coupled).

Genetic testing is explicitly regulated in the Netherlands 18; therefore, it is to be expected that smokers perceive less disadvantages of genetic testing than smokers in other countries were regulation is less explicit.

This is especially important in health science education because the motivation to learn health science disciplines is influenced differently by short-term goals such as obtaining a high course grade and long-term goals such as success in their professional career practice, which in health science professions is explicitly regulated by professional and government bodies.

Unhappy customers could always shop elsewhere.Few Western countries have laws explicitly regulating kosher or halal products chiefly meat produced by the ritual slaughter of animals, subject to particular standards of health or hygiene.

Currently, this federal law does not explicitly regulate the use of hydraulic fracturing.

As two features explicitly regulating the transition rate, we have here considered time and local cell density.

For example, Kosovo has recently promulgated a law on the rights and responsibilities of citizens requiring health care, with detailed articles explicitly regulating the issues of treatment refusal, and of personal or proxy decisions [ 6].

The scope of services covered by the SHI scheme is explicitly described and regulated by the Directive on Non-physician Care issued by the Federal Joint Committee under SGB V, Sect.

We find neither the political placement of the party in power nor regulations explicitly designed to regulate corporate behaviour correlate in the direction political theories of corporate governance would predict.