Sentence examples for found regulations from inspiring English sources

A US Chemical Safety Board report released last month found regulations nor industry practices have improved since the BP spill.

Some of those judges, in the Federal Courts of Appeals, have found regulations invalid either because Congress delegated rule-making power to administrative agencies -- which is the only way regulating gets done -- or because the rules went beyond federal power over interstate commerce.

We found regulations expressing support for breastfeeding and provision of breast milk in only 9 states (18%) for child care centers.

Health plans found regulations, particularly state law that restricts providers from bearing financial risk without meeting stringent financial and administrative requirements [ 18], to be limiting, while pay-for-production restricted both health plans and provider organizations because it precluded creativity with payment reform.

To understand how these newly found regulations contribute to the emergence of the observed IL-2 scaling laws, we employed biochemically explicit computational modeling of the IL-2 pathway to build an ordinary differential equation model (see 'Materials and methods') that captured the experimentally observed progression of molecular states within individual T cells.

Although the IMF generously declared the banking group's study "admirably comprehensive and detailed," it also pointed out that most other studies have found regulation would create a far, far smaller impact.

We found regulation of IL-6 via NF-κB, which is in line with the regulation of IL-6 by palmitate stimulation in human skeletal muscle cells as reported earlier [13].

In this work the authors found regulation of SnRK2 family members by phosphorylation [ 32].

We have not found regulation of SNAIL RNA expression in colon cancer cells by 1,25(OH)2D3.

We found regulation of key enzymes of the insulin signaling pathway in aged heart (Foxo1, Pdpk1 and Pfkl).

Libertarians blame the government and find regulations to be the source of problems.