Sentence examples for newly published regulations from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we constantly screen the relevant literature and regularly extend the database with newly published regulations.

The results of theoretical analysis and field tests verify that antenna horizontal beamwidth smaller than 6° is a precondition for accurate and reliable field measurements, which has also been added to the newly published pattern approval regulation of ATR radar in China.

The EU scrapped planned pesticide regulations under pressure from US officials over the controversial transatlantic trade deal TTIP, newly published documents have revealed.

Another newly published database, PTMcode (16) integrates 13 commonly studied PTM types across eukaryotes and displays the potential co-regulations and functional associations of collected PTMs deduced from the co-evolution analysis of modified residues.

Based on the understanding of the literature and the hypothesis reported in [ 9], we first model downstream regulation of Ras/MAPK cascades and succedent intracellular reactions induced by LIN-12/Notch signaling according to newly published literature.

Coverage of press regulation in national newspapers following the publication of the Leveson report has been extensive and largely negative, according to newly published research.

"New" in this case means newly published, not newly written.

Sends copy of his newly published gazetteer.

There are five books, including the newly published "Vengeance".

He wanted her to read his newly published memoir.

The story starts with his newly published book being delivered.