Sentence examples for localisation rules from inspiring English sources
The new localisation rules will force the Big Four to hand over the reins to local partners soon.
By removing borders, burdens and barriers such as data localisation rules, we enable a level playing field for European companies to compete globally.
In a sign that collaboration between the countries is mutually beneficial, the legislation echoes Russia's rules on data localisation and requires "critical information infrastructure operators" to be stored domestically – the law LinkedIn fell foul of.
Furthermore, an additional construct was generated in such a way that it contained the whole native 5′UTR sequence together with the sequence encoding the putative transit peptide, allowing for translational initiation at potential non-AUG start codons and to rule out GFP localisation due to forced translational initiation (Kabeya and Sato 2005).
The moving screen technique for pattern centre localisation is revisited.
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
Our data indicate that genome organisation reflects selection for early backup of essential genetic material, but we cannot rule out that other selective forces may affect gene localisation.
"An EU-US partnership can act as a policy laboratory for the new trade rules we need - on issues like regulatory barriers, competition policy, localisation requirements, raw materials and energy".
No tissue localisation of HAP1-like immunoreactivity was observed in normal ovarian surface epithelium.
Less globalisation and more localisation.
