Sentence examples for no clear regulations from inspiring English sources

The company also said that "no clear regulations or directions have been provided that bear specifically on which market timing activities should be permissible" and that it looked forward to new rules clarifying the point from the S.E.C.

However, given that it is difficult to control the length and diameter of the nanomaterial, no clear regulations regarding the tension testing procedure have been prepared thus far. Figure 3a shows a method which can be used to conduct a tensile test which involves the installation of the nanomanipulator and AFM tip inside the SEM [50].

The problem was, and is, that no clear regulation on veiling in public schools has ever existed.

Purified Filamin constitutively crosslinks actin filaments in vitro, but no clear regulation of this activity has emerged from past studies [53].

The Saudi Executives Roles for Institutional and Pharmaceutical Products Law [ 9] provide no clear regulation on what is expected of community pharmacists during the dispensing of medications.

Of note, the full-length YB-1 protein was detectable in plasma samples of healthy controls and patients, and no clear regulation of the abundantly present full-length YB-1 was noted.

A small induction of TIMP-1 (approximately twofold) after IL-1+OSM stimulation was seen in the cartilage, and although there was no clear regulation of either TIMP-2 or TIMP-3 by IL-1+OSM, there was a gradual reduction in expression levels during the culture period irrespective of the stimulation.

The process lacks any clear regulations or permitting process.

The results for hemojuvelin expression did not indicate any clear regulation by iron overload, strain or gender in any of the tissues studied.

"In many countries, there are no clear lobby regulations," said Miklos Marschall, a director at Transparency International, who called on European countries to establish more precise codes of conduct and clear ethics declarations.

Finally there are no clear legal regulations for participatory approaches.