Sentence examples for for further regulatory from inspiring English sources

Michael Grade restated ITV's familiar case for further regulatory relief - but also revealed that ITV and the BBC were close to an agreement on sharing local news resources.

In conclusion, it suggests the need for further regulatory reform and calls for formal empirical research to provide more compelling evidence.

BHF chief executive Simon Gillespie said the figures pointed to "an extremely worrying trend" and called for "further regulatory action to reduce sugar and fat content in food, and to curb junk food advertising directed at young children".

If no further data are presented, the result of the screening assessment (i.e. screening P) should be used for further regulatory action unless refuted by more definitive data such as valid simulation test data.

Therefore, we do not foresee the need for further regulatory actions or analytical pharmaco-epidemiological studies.

The findings will, in addition, make available information on ciprofloxacin resistance in various regions of the world providing some evidence for further regulatory control of ciprofloxacin use globally.

This model will now act as a platform for the addition of further regulatory modules in future work.

Transcription factor co-localizations targeted by multiple transcription factors are sites that integrate the external signalling pathways to the transcriptional regulatory circuitry governed by OCT4, SOX2, and NANOG and these sites may serve as focal points for the assembly of further regulatory nucleoprotein complexes [ 29].

As collagen I has been reported to induce MT1-MMP expression, detection of such induction by quantitative RT-PCR would provide an ideal basis for testing further regulatory agents.

To shed more light on the preclinical events in AD and to obtain further regulatory support for the validity of biomarkers for both diagnosis and disease progression, three prospective longitudinal investigations are now under way: the A4 trial, API trial, and the DIAN trial.

The message was clear: further regulatory relief for ITV, whose "DNA is in the regions", was in his opinion out of the question.