Sentence examples for points of regulations from inspiring English sources

Still, as Ms. Planck stood before the conference and laid out her thoughts on why butter is good for you, Mr. Kaufelt, then 55, the owner of two Murray's Cheese Shops in Manhattan, grinned up at her from the front row, correcting her on the finer points of regulations governing raw milk cheeses.

Teasley scored North Carolina's last 10 points of regulation.

But the Magic scored the last 10 points of regulation, with McGrady getting the last 7 points of the fourth quarter, forcing overtime.

Tennessee (18-1, 7-0 Southeastern Conference), which plays host to fourth-ranked Connecticut on Thursday, scored the final 6 points of regulation to tie the score at 53-53.

The Wolverines (11-5) rallied from a 13-point second-half deficit and scored the last 6 points of regulation to tie the game at 51-51.

The Sonics scored the last 7 points of regulation and the first 11 of the extra period as they completed a sweep of their season series with the Lakers, 4-0.

It wasn't just that the men controlled the narrative; it was also that Bair was a classic Washington policy wonk, far more comfortable discussing the fine points of regulation than backroom politics.

In this review we trace kinetochore protein connectivity from chromosomal DNA to microtubules, relating new findings to important points of regulation and function.

Significant progress has been made in understanding the transcriptional network that drives CD4 T cell differentiation, revealing novel points of regulation mediated by transcription factors, cell surface receptors, cytokines and chemokines.

Suitable points of regulation are up- and midstream in the fuel chain to ensure effectiveness (cover all emissions and avoid double-counting), efficiency (incentivize all abatement options) and low transaction costs.

In our screens we identified two additional kinases that may represent candidates for additional points of regulation of septin activity.