Sentence examples for more explicit regulations from inspiring English sources
In 1987, the Tibetan Autonomous Region, which encompasses central Tibet, published more explicit regulations calling for Tibetan to be the main language in schools, government offices and shops.
Our publish-subscribe model of genetic regulatory networks adds a layer of complexity to the common NK networks by making the gene regulation process more explicit, and by using a rule system for matching gene products to regulatory sites that affect the expression state of other genes.
The new regulation is much more explicit in acknowledging the importance of clinical trials conducted by non-commercial sponsors, which often rely on external funding from funds or charities.
Also, the steps of self-regulation should be made more explicit to enhance PTs' and PQMs' awareness of this process.
There seems to be a general trend towards increased requirements for informed consent in international regulations, requiring researchers to pay more explicit attention the protection of subjects.
More explicit, a recent study hypothesizes that in aging neurons down-regulation of FKBP12 activates mTOR and enhances RyR mediated Ca2+ release [ 5], explaining the Ca2+ signal phenotype typical of aged neurons [ 12].
In my view, making the systemic risk rationale for guidances and reviews more explicit is certainly feasible and would be a useful step toward a more systemic orientation for financial regulation and supervision.
In addition, application of the self-regulation process (theoretical core) and sound clinical reasoning (basic professional skill) appeared to require more explicit instruction and guidance.
Weaver was more explicit.
Others are more explicit about defiling her.
