Sentence examples for gas regulators from inspiring English sources
However, we did detect changes in expression of known GAS regulators (Table 4) such as RofA/RALP that are involved in the regulation of virulence factor expression, namely adhesins [36].
Spills can also occur when gas regulators containing mercury, which were commonly installed in surburban houses until about 1960, are replaced.
In response, on January 22nd the electricity and gas regulators proposed that power firms be barred from supplying gas in their home areas until electricity is competitive there.
In Connecticut, only one of the state's three major gas companies -- Yankee Gas Services Company -- has mercury-containing gas regulators in the homes it services, said Nancy Andrews, a spokeswoman for the Department of Public Utility Control.
Without anyone recognizing the risk, similar toxic spills have been occurring in basements all over the country for decades because of the widespread use of mercury in pressure gauges and gas regulators.
Texas oil and gas regulators may soon tighten the rules for the construction of the wells, and they are encouraging drilling companies to reduce waste by recycling more water.
The lawsuit, filed by Sullivan's group, the Sierra Club, and Earthjustice, calls on California's oil and gas regulator, the Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources (DOGGR), to immediately revoke permits for drilling oil fluids into wells that release into aquifers.
Following the bid, the Northern Irish gas regulator decided to toughen the utility company's terms for its licence to do business in the region.
Commissioner Clare Spottiswoode, a former gas regulator, said savers might be concerned if a bank leaving the UK was not covered by the government scheme that protects savings.
BP's application to drill for oil deep in the pristine Great Australian Bight has been rejected for a second time by the offshore oil and gas regulator, Nopsema.
Australia's offshore oil and gas regulator has asked for more information about BP's controversial application to drill for oil in a marine reserve in the Great Australian Bight, which has already been rejected twice.
